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Metals and mining company Vedanta Resources has launched its $1.2bn five year loan into senior syndication, inviting around 10 banks to join.
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AsiaInfo-Linkage’s $330m leveraged buyout loan has launched, with two ticket levels up for grabs. Lead arrangers committing $20m will get 50bp fees and arrangers committing $10m will earn 30bp, according to a banker working on the deal.
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Two Korean lenders have provided $1.5bn to fund the Sabine Pass Liquefaction project in the US, as part of a $5.9bn jumbo financing.
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A $100m three year loan for Indomobil Finance Indonesia has been launched into syndication, and is offering two different margins for offshore and onshore lenders.
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Three banks have made commitments to Jindal Steel and Power’s $400m five year loan, ahead of the June 18 syndication deadline.
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Loans bankers focusing on India had a jittery start to the week when the rupee tumbled to a record low against the dollar. By Thursday, fears were widespread that those mid-cap borrowers that had been lining up to enter the offshore dollar loan market will now simply stick to raising rupee debt, writes Rashmi Kumar.