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French banks risk being shut out of some dollar deals as rival loan co-ordinators search for ways to encourage investment-shy emerging market borrowers to return after a dismal first quarter for lenders.
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Norwegian transport firm NSB has signed a five year Nkr2bn ($347.8m) multi-currency revolving facility, refinancing a existing loan maturing in 2013.
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Leveraged debt advisory firm Marlborough Partners has recruited Rodolphe Roch as transaction director from North Sea Partners. Roch co-founded the London office at North Sea Partners, where he advised on high yield and leveraged loan financings, restructurings and private placements.
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The Israeli partners in the group developing the Tamar offshore gas field announced on Sunday that they had signed loan agreements totalling $902m from eleven banks, led by Barclays and HSBC.
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Ukrainian metals firm Metinvest does not plan to tap the international bond market this year, potentially leaving the way open for more loans after the company saw its capital expenditure double in 2011.
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Banks have signalled a much tougher stance towards borrowers in the syndicated loans market, with innovative documentation on a new facility for Swedish steelmaker SSAB, EuroWeek can reveal.