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ONGC Videsh, the international arm of Oil and Natural Gas Corp, has picked a group of nine lenders to arrange a five year bullet loan of $1.775bn.
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The European CLO pipeline has started to build, with 3i Debt Management and Carlyle Group the first to begin marketing new CLOs. The sternest challenge facing managers is trying to expand the base of triple-A CLO buyers to keep pricing tight at the top of the structure, say CLO specialists.
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Essar Energy’s $1.25bn two year loan, launched in mid-December, has netted one firm commitment already, with many more also circling the deal.
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Internet firm Tencent Holdings, developer of messaging service WeChat, has hit the loan market for a $200m five year facility, with the deal’s pricing already drawing murmurs from rival bankers surprised that a debut issuer could pull off such a tight margin.
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Hong Kong-listed Citic Resources is seeking a $300m three year loan, with banks working on getting final approvals to form the top level arranging group.
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Building materials manufacturer China Lesso Group Holdings is tapping the market for a $100m three year, in a deal that will mark the company’s syndicated debut. While its strong credit is expected to stand the deal in good stead, there are concerns that the pricing, seen by some as aggressive, will cause a problem.