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Tullett Prebon has replaced its existing bank facilities with a new £150m revolving credit line.
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Ghana’s national cocoa board, Cocobod, is pushing an aggressive price for its annual one year trade finance loan, EuroWeek can reveal. The $1.25bn deal offers a margin of just 70bp over Libor, well down on the 175bp it paid for last year's loan, which was for $1.5bn.
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Investment firm Dubai Group has agreed the final terms of its $6bn loan restructuring with lenders after more than two years of negotiations. Lenders, however, still need to agree the terms of the restructuring with their credit committees.
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Saudi holding firm Construction Products Holding Company (CPC) has signed a $150m Islamic finance facility from Standard Chartered.
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Turkey’s Isbank has signed a $1.3bn-equivalent one year refinancing loan from 47 banks. The deal is split between a $441m tranche and a €631m ($830m) piece.
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Ineos, the Swiss-domiciled chemicals firm, has refinanced its loan facilities, repricing its existing covenant-lite deals and raising new term loans totalling almost $1.1bn to repay its 2015 high yield bonds.