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Czech software security firm Avast had commitments due on its $1.6bn equivalent six year term loan package, following a notable price tightening, on Tuesday, yet market participants remain sceptical about the broader tech sector's trajectory in European levfin. -
The trading and marketing arm of Azeri oil firm Socar is refinancing the $150m loan it signed last year, with ING and Rabobank as bookrunning mandated lead arrangers.
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Finnish crane manufacturer Konecranes has signed €1.5bn of loan facilities for its revised agreement to purchase a unit of US firm Terex.
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The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) of Malaysia is making a rapid return to the loan market, mandating two lenders for a £240m ($317m) new money trade.
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In a rarely seen occurrence in Asia, a Chinese company-led consortium is set to use staple financing to support its acquisition of shares in Australian company GenesisCare, according to sources.
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French medical equipment supplier Bastide Médical has refinanced its debt with €90m of syndicated loans and a €25m Euro PP. The firm is one of a number of smaller domestic companies providing deal flow for the loan market in a period when European borrowers have been less active.
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