Nordic borrowers have been moving into a period of consolidation over the past six months to a year and this does not make for happy international underwriters. The four Nordic countries – Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland – are achieving levels of financing they could not hope to obtain in the international capital markets and, as one London investment banker testily puts it, in the next two to three years “they will gradually disappear from the radar screens”.
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