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Standard Bank has been appointed global co-ordinator for telecoms credit MTN Ghana’s $300m five year loan, according to bankers.
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Five banks are arranging the debt financing for the management buy-out of UK food retailer Iceland.
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Europe’s top corporate borrowers will see the cost of their bank facilities rise over 2012, but it will take far more time before the highest rated names see the margins of their facilities move in line with the rest of the market.
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France construction firm Eiffage and its subsidiary, the toll road operator Société des Autoroutes Paris-Rhin-Rhône (APRR), have signed two new loan facilities totalling €3.5bn to replace the debt used to fund the acquisition of APRR in 2006.
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Abu Dhabi mobile operator Etisalat could struggle to find liquidity for a $2bn syndicated loan as pricing remains a sticking point for lenders, bankers have warned.
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Despite a trickle of fresh deals in the pipeline, African syndicated loan volumes have plummeted to their lowest levels since records began in 1995. Just one deal has been completed so far this year, according to Dealogic.