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Indonesian recycling company Polindo Utama has drawn down a $65m loan from two banks, becoming the latest company to swell club loan volumes at the expense of syndication.
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Indonesian car loan company Astra Sedaya Finance has already received commitments worth $160m for a loan that is now in syndication, and bankers are likely to increase the deal to at least $180m before closing the deal in the middle of the month.
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Syndicated loan volumes in Europe last month fell 67% year on year to $30.8bn, according to data provider Dealogic, with volumes for April in Western Europe ($27.5bn) falling to their lowest monthly levels since 2002.
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Indonesian recycling company Polindo Utama has drawn down a $65m loan from two banks, becoming the latest company to swell club loan volumes at the expense of syndication.
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Uni-President China, the subsidiary of a Taiwanese food company, is making history in the offshore renminbi market by becoming the first borrower to reference its pricing to more than one bank’s offered rate. But most loans bankers think there is little chance of a full fixing before the end of the year.
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Standard Bank of South Africa will sign its three year credit facility on May 22. The bank is expected to borrow more than its $750m launch amount after strong demand saw the facility oversubscribed.