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Yapı Kredi Receives Syndicated Loan of Billion USD

Turkey's Yapi Kredi Bank has received a syndicated loan of one billion USD with the participation of 42 international banks from 19 countries.

Thursday, 11 September 2008 17:4

The bank would pay back the loan in a year.

Yapi Kredi would utilize the loan in financing exports.

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