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Three more African governments are in talks with banks to obtain syndicated loans. The Ivory Coast, Gabon and Senegal are all at different stages of negotiations with banks. -
Fortune Oil PRC Holdings has signed a $300m three year financing after gathering enough demand from a group of 18 banks.
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A group of eight banks have joined supermarket chain operator Maoye International’s $200m three year financing, collectively committing $135m. Five more are processing their credit approvals and are likely to come aboard by the end of the week.
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State-owned Bharat Petroleum Corp has launched its $500m six year financing into general syndication, offering a generous margin of 175bp over dollar Libor. With the deal coming hot on the heels of a loan for Rural Electrification Corp — which is also providing an appealing margin — the start of pricing correction for Indian credits has begun, say bankers.
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Financial services company Far East Horizon has launched a loan equivalent to $200m into general syndication via five bookrunners, and is giving lenders the option to commit in US dollars, Hong Kong dollars or renminbi.
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Source: Dealogic
