Raizen Fuels Finance signs untied SACE-backed loan

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By Max Thompson

Luxembourg-based Raizen Fuels Finance signed a €200 million untied SACE-backed loan on 25 July. Proceeds will be used for green purposes. BNP Paribas (bookrunner) and Credit Agricole provided the debt which is covered under the SACE Push Green scheme. The facility benefits from a 12-year...

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