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The WorldPay Group allocated £150m-equivalent of loans on Friday, having opted to take the loan in dollars rather than sterling to achieve tighter pricing and looser terms.
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Nigeria's booming syndicated loan market shows no sign of abating after oil exploration and production company Oando Energy Resources received commitment letters from banks for up to $815m of acquisition loans.
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Belaruskali has extended the tenor of a $1bn loan, as the potash producer prepares for sustained volatility in the potash market following the breakup of the Belarus Potash Co joint venture, widely described as a cartel.
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Attendance at this year’s ABS East confab in Miami Beach totaled more than 3,000, up from 2,700 last year, according to organizer Information Management Network.
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Onfem Finance has wrapped up the senior syndication phase of its HK$3.5bn ($451m) borrowing and is now mulling increasing the deal size. Based on how much lenders are willing to keep on their books, the company may even end up avoiding general altogether, according to a banker.
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Just when they thought clients had squeezed them for all but their dying breaths, emerging market lenders could be about to take their most punishing price cut all year. EM loans bankers are preparing for Russian oil and gas firm, Rosneft to ask for an eye-watering revision to its record breaking $31bn loan, which it used to acquire TNK BP, ahead of a repayment due in November, writes Michael Turner.
