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Trafigura signed its loan of $1.76bn on October 8, after commitments from a group of 38 lenders helped the borrower increase the deal from the planned $1.2bn. The transaction makes Trafigura the first trader to feature a syndicated offshore renminbi tranche based on CNH Hibor.
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South Africa’s Investec Bank has launched a $200m dual tranche loan into general syndication in the Asian market, offering three levels of participation.
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Vietnamese real estate developer Vingroup has signed its debut syndicated loan of $250m, after finding enough demand at the senior stage to raise the deal size by $100m. With a general launch scheduled for this month, the borrower may even end up increasing it further.
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Fortune Real Estate Investment Trust signed its HK$4.567bn ($589m) multi-tranche loan on October 7, but is still waiting for two more banks to join before funding the deal.
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Indonesia’s Federal International Finance is seeking a three year loan of around $150m and has verbally invited banks to form an arranging group. At least six lenders are vying for the mandated lead arranger and bookrunner title and syndication is planned for the end of October.
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Australia’s Origin Energy has already gathered commitments for its A$6.3bn ($5.9bn) loan during a limited general syndication, with the deal expected to wrap up imminently.