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"syndicated loan" is correct and usable in written English.
A syndicated loan is a type of loan that is provided by a group of lenders, commonly referred to as a syndicate. For example: "The company was able to secure a syndicated loan from a syndicate of local banks in order to finance their new project."
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He invented the euro dollar syndicated loan which came to be the dominant financing vehicle for governments.
The company also unveiled a 12 billion euro syndicated loan to pay for the deal and to refinance existing debt.
Equity markets fail to account for value-relevant non-public information enjoyed by syndicated loan participants and reflected in publicly posted loan prices.
Yet Mr. Li would never have triumphed without a $12 billion syndicated loan arranged by the Bank of China to finance the deal.
South Africa's central bank signed an agreement for a $1 billion syndicated loan that will refinance a $1.5 billion loan maturing in July.
Two banks, Mizuho Corporate and Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, recently provided it with a ¥360 billion syndicated loan, but this expires next June, just before a big convertible-bond issue comes due.
Regional lender Toho Bank has arranged a ¥4.07bn ($34.4m) syndicated loan for the project.
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We need more diversification, which means developing a syndicated-loan market and a risk-hedging market.
Two years ago, telecoms accounted for 7.4% of Europe's syndicated-loan market, but today it is more than 35%.
Our bank industry sources tell us that federal bank examiners have been swarming over syndicated-loan portfolios at several leading banks and forcing downgrades.
Its Schuldscheine a cross between a bond and a syndicated loan are primarily for bank investors, and they are subject to the rigours of German law and language.
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