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Telecom Italia is looking to launch a new syndicated facility, following on from the success of deals from other corporate borrowers from peripheral Europe in recent weeks.
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Bakrie Telecom is in discussions with loans bankers about a facility to help it pay back a Rp650bn ($71.4m) bond falling due in September, as well as meeting principal payments of some Rp660bn of leases falling due this year.
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China’s Home Inns & Hotels Management found enough demand for its $240m loan last year to reduce the two bookrunners below the holding levels and attracted commitments from 11 different banks in syndication, according to allocation figures released this week.
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Korea Development Bank plans to raise around $2bn in the loan market this year, according to a funding official this week. But despite the recent success of a Ninja loan from one of its domestic rivals, the policy bank is more likely to tap the bond market for its yen funding.
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Intermediate Capital Group, the UK leveraged loan and mezzanine debt investor, hopes to launch its planned sterling bond tomorrow.
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Industrial Bank of Korea closed a ¥21bn ($258.7m) syndicated loan this week, becoming the first Korean borrower to sign a deal with commitments entirely from Japanese lenders —what the market calls a Ninja loan.