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Mercuria Energy has added its name to the list of commodities companies turning to Asian loans bankers this year, launching a $500m deal that will refinance part of an old loan. The borrower has, in a concession to changing market conditions, increased the level it is willing to pay compared to last year’s deal.
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India’s government has made some bold moves this year to bolster its economic outlook and clear for a path for the country’s banks and institutions to raise money overseas. But these measures are not enough. The government should remove one its most obstructive regulations: a limit on how much borrowers can pay when going offshore.
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Rural Electrification Corp (REC) is hitting the road in the middle of October to pitch a $150m loan that could be increased by another $100m, after drawing the initial amount from its bookrunners last month.
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The government of Ghana has signed a dual tranche facility totalling around $191.6m from a syndicate of international banks, making it the second African state to tap the loan market since August.
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Russia’s largest bank Sberbank has given lenders until October 24 to respond with proposals for its $1.5bn three year facility.
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Dutch unlisted insurance group Achmea has refinanced its €750m multicurrency revolver with a new five year facility of the same size. The new line, which has two one year extension options, is at the holding company level and is undrawn.