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Noble Group signed its $2bn loan this week after more than 50 lenders made commitments in general syndication, joining the already long list of 21 bookrunners and mandated lead arrangers.
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After a quiet spring for Russian borrowers, a pair of Russian firms is hoping to draw more than $2.2bn out of the syndicated loan market. Russian mining and metals firm Norilsk Nickel has issued a request for proposals for a syndicated loan of more than $1.5bn, while potash producer Uralkali is close to signing its five year pre-export finance facility (PXF).
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Bookrunners on Taiwan Broadband Communications’ NT$27bn ($905m) seven-year loan have launched it into general syndication, but have invited only five to 10 banks to participate.
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Onfem Finance is in the market for an HK$3bn ($387m) three year term loan to meet general funding requirements at its parent Minmetals Land.
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Eight banks have joined Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan’s A$465m ($477.2m) five year loan in senior syndication, with enough commitments to cover more than A$500m. The leads have now closed and allocated the deal without going into general.
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Phoenix Pharmahandel, the German pharmaceuticals distributor, attracted a €3bn book for its €300m high yield bond on Thursday, pricing it at just 3.25%.