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Andhra Bank is preparing to tap the international loan market for the first time in three years. The Indian state-owned lender is readying a $90m deal that could be launched into the market as soon as next week — adding to the recent heavy supply of Indian bank deals.
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Andhra Bank is preparing to tap the international loan market for the first time in three years. The Indian state-owned lender is preparing a $90m deal that could be launched into the market as soon as next week — adding to the recent heavy supply of Indian bank deals as IDBI prepares to mandate.
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Nine banks are arranging a new €250m debt facility for France’s Ipsos to back its £525m (€595m) acquisition of market research firm Synovate from Aegis.
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The average recovery on European private equity-backed leveraged loans that defaulted between the fourth quarter of 2008 and the second quarter of 2010 was 71%, rising to 80% for senior debt only.
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Polarcus, a seismic surveyer servicing the oil industry, has signed a term sheet for a $410m refinancing loan.
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Commerzbank’s head of loan capital markets for financial institutions, Eric Zimny, has left the bank after 16 years. He will take up a new emerging markets-focused position at another bank on October 3.