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  • Bankers working on Gunvor Singapore’s $650m dual-tranche loan launched the deal into general syndication at the end of last week.
  • Haitong International Securities Group’s HK$1bn ($128.78m) three year revolver has now been launched into syndication, and the company is offering a margin 65bp higher than its previous loan.
  • Abu Dhabi Finance (ADF), a real estate financial services firm, has agreed a new three year Dh100m ($27.2m) facility with First Gulf Bank.
  • Russian mining and metals firm Mechel has agreed a package of waivers and amendments with its syndicate of lenders as its subsidiary, Mechel Mining, was expected to breach its covenants on a $1bn pre-export finance facility.
  • A slew of managers and arrangers are looking to break onto the collateralized loan obligation scene, after a near-record breaking quarter for the sector.
  • UK commodities broker ED&F Man increased the size of its planned revolving credit lines to sign two new facilities totalling $1.89bn, after the transaction was oversubscribed in syndication. Some 59 banks have committed to provide a new $1.275bn 364 day facility and a $615m three year line.