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A $725m loan for Indonesia Eximbank has been allocated, with lenders that committed only to the shorter, three year tranche, experiencing a bigger scaleback than those that opted for the five year. -
Indonesia’s Pertamina is expected to launch its long awaited $1.5bn five year financing into general syndication this week, punctuating a quiet period for the southeast Asian loan market.
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Louis Dreyfus Commodities Asia has wrapped up a $600m revolver after overwhelming demand allowed it to allocate the full greenshoe to banks, raising the total amount by $100m.
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Aluminum Corporation of China (Chalco) has registered plans to sell a new foreign currency bond with the National Development and Reform Commission
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China Mengniu Dairy has returned to the loan market for a $200m fundraising, two years after its offshore debut.
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Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Group has roped in two lenders for an $800m financing to support its acquisition of Indian firm Gland Pharma.
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Bank of America this week returned to the Australian dollar market after a two year absence, with an A$750m ($565m) dual tranche deal.
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Wells Fargo (A/A2/A-) offered two Australian dollar deals to the market this week, totalling A$1.65bn ($1.24bn).
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Invitations are out for commodities trader Trafigura’s annual Asian financing, which as in the past couple of years includes a renminbi tranche.
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Australia and New Zealand Bank has made an appointment to its loan syndications team in London.
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JP Morgan stormed straight out of earnings blackout with a benchmark trade immediately after kicking off Wall Street results season on July 14, and with rivals emerging from earnings blackout in the coming days, the rest of the month promises to be busy.
