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Turkish TEB bank says signs euro, dlr loan accord

Mon Dec 1, 2008 2:19am EST

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ISTANBUL, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Turkish lender Turk Ekonomi Bank (TEBNK.IS) said on Monday it had signed a one-year syndicated loan accord with two tranches of 142 million euro ($184 million) and $60 million.

It said in a statement to the Istanbul Stock Exchange it had signed the accord on Nov. 28 for the loans which were being secured from foreign markets for use in foreign trade financing.



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