Nuvo Research and Paladin Labs completed their loan arrangement.
The International Monetary Fund approved Pakistan's US$5.3 billion loan to help the nation stabilize its struggling economy.
Paragon Print secures debt from private firm Investec.
Greece and its international lenders picked up where they left off on talks about the country's bailout loan.
Benoit Coeure, ECB Executive Board member, said the bank has Euro 50 billion on loans to small and mid-sized businesses.
Europe, Middle East, and Africa all experienced a generally flat syndicated lending volume.
Alibaba recently landed an US$8 billion syndicated loan as a prelude to an IPO.
Egypt, after two years of political unrest, is nearing the completion of its deal with the International Monetary Fund.
Tunisia finalizes loan package from Islamic Development Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
Anacor received a $45 million loan from Hercules Technology Growth, divided into three tranches.
Klovern AB issues new bonds pegged at three months STIBOR plus 4% due on 2017 with a volume of SEK 500 million.
Oaktre pays GBP165 million for Countryside.
Russian oil producer Rosneft has cut pricing on a $13 billion syndicated loan
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