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In spite of the recent downgrade of South Africa and five of its largest banks, Standard Bank and Investec have received overwhelming demand from international banks for their loan financings. -
Standard Bank has signed a $1bn syndicated loan with 43 banks on the ticket, marking another success for South Africa’s banking industry despite suffering rating downgrades earlier this year.
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Republic of Congo’s 6% 2029s jumped nearly 10 cash points after restraining orders on the issuer’s trustee, which prevented payments reaching bondholders, were lifted.
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Investec has had an overwhelming response to its $300m loan, which was launched back in June, with 30 banks on the ticket taking commitments over $650m despite downgrades to the credit rating of both the borrower and its sovereign, South Africa.
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Kenya has opted to extend a $750m loan which is due to mature in two months, due to the onset of violence after its election result making alternative funding difficult.
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South African lenders, Investec and Standard Bank’s loans are due to sign this week, along with United Biscuits' acquisition loan, which is expected to close tomorrow.
