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African trade finance lender Afreximbank has launched a dual currency refinancing facility worth $300m into general syndication. Initial mandated lead arrangers (IMLAs) are due to sign by the end of the month.
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UK newspaper group Trinity Mirror has signed a new bank facility of £110m, thanks in part to an agreement with the trustees of the firm’s pension scheme to reduce deficit funding payments until 2014 to £10m per year. From 2015, annual payments will return to the normal level of £33m.
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Turkish participation bank Turkiye Finans is planning a one-year Islamic loan to support the financing needs of its small and medium size enterprise (SME) clients.
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Czech energy firm EP Energy, a subsidiary of Energeticky A Prumsylovy Holding, is in the advanced stages of raising an unprecedented €1bn from its home market.
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Turkey’s Akbank is hoping to sign its annual refinancing facility by March 20, with the deal once again drawing in a large syndicate.
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Malaysia’s Employees Provident Fund (EPF), a state-owned pension fund, is hoping to close a £300m loan by the end of this week, after convincing five banks to help it raise money to buy property in London.