Africa
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FirstRand Bank was due to complete a $225m loan this week and bankers predict that more South African banks will come to the market regularly with smaller deals.
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Bank of Georgia completed the IPO of its healthcare subsidiary on Monday, as it successfully priced the deal, although at a price much below what it had hoped for.
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First City Monument Bank (FCMB) has signed a $77m one year loan, the first international syndicated loan this year for a borrower in Nigeria, which has been struggling with a low oil price and political instability.
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First City Monument Bank (FCMB) has signed a $77m one year loan, the first international syndicated loan this year for a borrower in Nigeria, which has been struggling with a low oil price and political instability.
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South African media group Naspers has amended and extended a $2.25bn five year loan and increased it to $2.5bn.
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First City Monument Bank (FCMB) has signed its $77m loan, the first international syndicated loan this year for a borrower in Nigeria, which has been struggling with a low oil price and political instability.
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As Ecobank syndicates one of the first Nigerian loans of the year, new lenders are joining the syndicate from Africa and, more surprisingly, the Middle East.
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South African media group Naspers has finished amending and extending a $2.25bn five year loan and has added another $250m to the deal size, taking it to $2.5bn.
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First City Monument Bank will close the first Nigerian bank loan of the year, a $75m later today (Wednesday), according to a banker close to the deal.
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Nigeria’s First City Monument Bank (FCMB) will close a $75m loan this week, in a deal that cuts FCMB’s dollar syndicated loans from $150m to $75m.
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South Africa’s Investec Bank is accessing the syndicated loan market for the fifth time this year, and is shaking things up by tapping Asian bank liquidity for a $100m three year borrowing.
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The Kenyan government has launched syndication for its second syndicated loan, a $600m two year deal. Bankers expect interest from a broader spectrum of lenders than the country's first syndicated loan in 2012.