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Tata Steel is in discussions with lenders for a $2bn borrowing to fund a proposed expansion in India and take out some debt raised by its European unit, said sources. -
Marguerite Bérard-Andrieu is leaving BPCE, having been chief executive for a year and a half. The bank's board has appointed François Riahi to replace her, from the new year.
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NAC Aviation 29, a subsidiary of Danish aircraft lessor NAC Aviation, has raised its first Schuldschein. The first drawdown of the debt is expected before new year. Many in the market had doubted the deal would get done.
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Chelyabinsk Pipe-Rolling Plant, the Russian steep pipe maker, has signed a €150m unsecured syndicated loan, the eighth from Russia this year.
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Dealogic could be one of the last leveraged loan deals to close in 2017. With allocations of its dividend recapitalisation loans due on Friday, the deal is likely to cap what has been an all-time record year of issuance in the European leveraged loan market.
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Thai Beverage Public Co has enlisted the help of three banks for a 12-month bridge facility to support its acquisition of a stake in Vietnamese brewer Saigon Beer Alcohol Beverage Corp (Sabeco), said sources close to the trade.
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