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Bank Rakyat Indonesia, which started sounding out lenders for a fresh fundraising in early May, has signed its $370m three year loan with a club of seven banks. -
Europe’s investment grade bond market is in fine form, as a parade of grand borrowers entered the market for the highly attractive funding available in euros. High yield, on the other hand, has been rocked by the implosion of Phones 4U, the UK mobile phone retailer.
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Dutch business publisher Bureau van Dijk has reached the deadline for commitments on its €845m loan, with small changes expected to the tranche sizes and perhaps pricing.
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Taiwan Cement Corp’s dual tranche loan was signed on September 4 among 18 lenders at $1.07bn, higher than the launch size of $1bn.
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Chinese Taiyuan Iron & Steel Co (Tisco) has launched a $100m three year bullet loan into limited syndication. The facility is being borrowed by Tisco Stainless Steel HK and has Standard Chartered as bookrunner.
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Michael Hart will join Carlyle as managing director and president at Carlyle GMS Finance, which invests in US mid-market companies.
