RCC replicates Coface facility for two edge-class vessels

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Americas, Europe

Max Thompson

Managing Editor

At the end of last month, the US' Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCC) signed a $1.43 billion Coface-backed buyer's credit agreement with a club of international banks to finance two edge-class cruise vessels for Celebrity Cruises, a premium subsidiary of RCC.

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