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  • France’s Sonepar has completed a new €500m multicurrency revolver, replacing two outstanding credit facilities.
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    Amsterdam Trade Bank is looking to tap the loan market for a club deal. At the moment, the deal is in very early stages, a banker said.
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    Russian lender Credit Bank of Moscow has signed a $131m syndicated loan with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and a syndicate of 13 banks, replacing the ‘B’ tranche of the existing facility that was repaid in September.
  • Three Korean policy banks have managed to resist calls to increase interest payments on their outstanding dollar loans, dealing a blow to Taiwanese lenders who have been hoping to ease their funding pressure by triggering market disruption clauses on a variety of deals.
  • Merlin Entertainment, operator of Madame Tussauds and Legoland, has approached its syndicate hoping to raise roughly £200m from the uncommitted lines built into its loan documentation. The funds would be for an acquisition of which the identity has not been disclosed.
  • Capital Shopping Centres Group, which owns and operates retail centres around the UK, has refinanced an outstanding undrawn facility with a new £375m revolver.