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Software loan sell-offs and the Iran war have caused US and European loans to price differently
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Second tier Russian oil producer Bashneft has signed its debut loan – a $300m three year pre-export financing – with a club of four banks.
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Slovenia’s largest company and the largest retailer in the Balkan region, Mercator Poslovni Sistem, has signed its biggest ever loan from international banks — a €137.6m four year unsecured deal.
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Ukrainian iron ore producer Ferrexpo has signed its cheapest ever loan. The $420m revolving credit facility was provided by a group of ten banks.
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The rapid increase in banks’ cost of funds has not deterred them from committing to tightly priced investment grade deals syndicated over the summer, according to loans bankers. Unhappily for them, it also means the increase in loan pricing that they have long hoped for is unlikely to materialise when the market gets busier in September.
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Glanbia repays bank debt with $325m loan note
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The appetite shown by lenders to commit to the Z7.591bn (€1.83bn) of senior loans backing the buyout of Polkomtel by media entrepreneur Zygmunt Solorz-Zak has surprised even those bankers working on the deal.