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Volkswagen and Publicis are heading a new rush by corporate borrowers to refinance facilities before the summer break as anxiety about the eurozone crisis sweeps through the loan market.
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Abu Dhabi investment vehicle International Petroleum Investment Corporation (IPIC) has launched a $1.5bn one year syndicated loan with a six month extension option at the borrower’s discretion.
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Turkey’s Akbank has opted to refinance only the one year tranche of a $1.2bn one and two year loan signed last summer. That is likely to lead to similar decisions from other Turkish banks.
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Underwriters on CABB’s Eu235m of leveraged loans signed in May have arranged a further Eu110m of senior loans to support the firm’s acquisition of Kemfine Group Oy from 3i.
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France’s Cegedim has signed a new five year syndicated credit facility of Eu280m, after being increased from Eu250m due to oversubscription.
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Deutsche Bank and HSBC are co-ordinating Eu565m of leveraged loans backing CVC’s takeover of French rail equipment manufacturer Delachaux.