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Swedish appliance firm Electrolux has signed a €500m multi-currency facility after all 11 of the banks invited into the deal joined the five year transaction.
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Russia’s largest private financial institution Alfa Bank has attracted $250m from an extended club. The final amount is at the top end of what Alfa was targeting, said a banker.
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US dollar denominated loans in Western Europe fell to $157.7bn in 2011, down 31% on the previous year, according to Dealogic.
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Data provider Markit and post-trade services firm Euroclear Bank have signed an agreement to create infrastructure that will allow loans to be used as collateral in financing transactions.
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Roland Boehm, global head of debt capital markets loans at Commerzbank, has been named as the new chairman of the Loans Market Association. He takes over from Ian Fitzgerald, who has stepped down from the position, at the start of 2012.
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Svenska Handelsbanken is providing a Skr4.2bn (€468m) credit facility to Swedish chocolate company Cloetta as part of its merger with CVC and Nordic Capital’s confectionary group LEAF.