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Transaero: Ten smaller bank creditors have sent a letter to the government with their proposals for Transaero's debt restructuring

Published 28 September 2015

The banks complain that they are excluded from the discussions on the restructuring; they are not willing to write off Transaero's debts and instead offer to participate in a long-term syndicated loan (547 words)

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