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Swedish monetary lenders call a halt to buy-up loans

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Swedish banks and other capital lenders have decided to stop all buy-up loans issued to private equity funds and hedge funds.

Swedish hedge funds and private equity funds have had their buy-up capacities severely limited, as Sw

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