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Gazprombank has achieved tighter margins than fellow Russian borrower Sberbank to sign its $500m one year term loan at a level of Libor plus 120bp before fees.
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PetroVietnam has now got around $80m of commitments from eight banks in senior syndication, but is still waiting to close the books. Three lenders have asked the bookrunners to wait until the end of next week before finishing syndication.
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Serbia has asked China for $1.8bn in loans to finance new roads and power plants.
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David Carlson, U.S. head of structured credit at UBS, has left the bank.
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The Federal Court of Australia’s ruling against Standard & Poor’s in case over a synthetic securitization could spark cases in other common law countries.
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Around 10 banks are considering providing tickets of about $2.25bn each to Rosneft, with the final syndicated loan amount set to reach as much as $35bn.