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Indian manufacturer Bharat Forge is still in the market with a $120m loan, but is now giving lenders until the middle of December to commit to the deal.
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Private equity firm CVC Capital Partners has scrapped an attempt to extend around A$2.6bn ($2.65bn) of loans in Nine Entertainment, an Australian media company, after failing to convince lenders to approve the restructuring.
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Singaporean shipping company FSL Trust Management has wrapped up a $479.6m loan refinancing. The company has had a topsy-turvy relationship with lenders and was previously forced to seek a covenant waiver – but it has managed to secure some breathing room in the covenant package on its latest deal.
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Mercuria Energy Trading signed a $755m revolving credit facility this week, finding demand from numerous banks for a deal that defied the weak appetite for lending as the end of the year approaches.
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Standard Chartered is offering more than $1bn of Indian loans in the secondary market, according to an axe sheet seen by EuroWeek Asia this week. The bank joins a host of other lenders that are reducing their exposure to outstanding Asian deals.
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Dutch insurance firm Aegon (A3/A/A) hopes to receive commitments for a €2bn five year refinancing facility by Christmas, completing the transaction when the market returns after the New Year break.