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Sovereign supply has dominated the CEEMEA market this week, with Latvia and Romania delivering landmark deals in euros and dollars respectively.
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Thai retailer CP All is looking to wrap up the refinancing of its $6bn bridge loan from May 2013, with bankers on the deal confident of netting all the final commitments for the fresh fundraising by the end of the month.
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Finding new financing options for mid-cap firms is all the rage in Europe. Only a few days after Barclays and BlueBay announced that they would work together to provide unitranche funding to medium-sized companies in the UK, UniCredit and Amundi have formed a similar partnership aimed at German mid-caps. -
French investment group Wendel has signed an €800m revolver to replace an outstanding bank credit line.
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Saudi industrial firm Mohammed Abdulaziz Al-Rajhi & Sons Co is set to sign a Sr580m ($155m) Shariah-compliant financing facility with Bank Al Jazira.
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African Export-Import Bank, the Egypt-based trade finance bank, has signed the senior stage of a $435m-equivalent syndicated loan. General syndication is expected to be launched this month.
