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In 2013, the main concern for many a loans banker was the prospect of tapering. But this year, the US Federal Reserve’s plans to slow its quantitative easing policy seem to be only marginally on people’s minds.
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Weil, Gotshal & Manges has hired Chris McLaughlin as a partner in its banking and finance practice, to work on leveraged finance deals.
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Communication satellite operator SES has signed a €1.2bn revolving credit facility, expanding its bank group. Lenders were scaled back.
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After initial doubts about whether the deal would be well received by lenders, banks committed to a $1.2bn-plus loan for Russia's Siberian Coal Energy Co are facing mandatory scalebacks that will take them below their minimum commitment levels.
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Indonesian company CT Corp has launched its $1.275bn fundraising into general syndication, splitting the transaction into three different facilities.
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ING Turkey has shattered loans bankers' hopes of a price widening on Turkish financial institution deals this year by coming to the market for a $500m loan priced at 90bp all-in.