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The deal maintains 2023's overall size but increases the RCF with one lender dropping out of syndicate
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Asklepios, Europe’s largest privately owned hospital operator, has signed a €365m revolving credit facility for general corporate and refinancing purposes. -
Another foreign issuer has joined the German Schuldschein market, as Sweden's Saab signs its first ever deal. It was arranged by two non-German banks.
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Sovcomflot, Russia’s largest shipping company, has signed a $340m bilateral loan with Sberbank CIB. In previous years it regularly obtained syndicated loans from international banks.
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Ares Management, the asset management firm, has purchased a £500m portfolio of performing UK middle-market financial sponsor-backed term loans from Barclays’ corporate banking division.
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Finnish pulp and paper maker Stora Enso has tightened margins again on its €700m revolving credit facility, this time by 20bp, after having already reduced margins on the deal by 35bp two years ago.
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Aegean Oil Terminal Corp, a Greek oil rig construction firm, has signed a $120m loan with four Gulf banks.
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