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  • Russian metals and mining firm Norilsk Nickel has signed the general syndication stage of its loan. While the firm had a successful senior stage, only two banks — Citi and China Construction Bank — joined in the junior syndication.
  • Hutchison Port Holdings signed its $3.6bn self-arranged club loan on September 23 with 17 banks, splitting the deal fairly equally among the lenders.
  • Mining company Vedanta Resources is speaking to banks about a loan of between $400m-$600m to refinance debt maturing imminently, according to a banker. The Indian group’s new fundraising plans come as a separate $1.2bn loan gains traction in general syndication.
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    Turkey's state-run Vakifbank has signed an $803m-equivalent one year syndicated loan to become the latest Turkish top tier bank to borrow at 75bp all-in.
  • Engineering and technology company Wistron Corp signed a $600m dual-tranche loan on September 23 with 17 banks.
  • Investment grade loans saw another record tumble this week as Germany’s Siemens strode into the market with a new dollar denominated deal to refinance its outstanding $4bn multi-currency credit facility that sets a new benchmark for tight pricing for 2013, writes Nina Flitman.