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  • Sole arranger Standard Chartered Bank has completed a S$18m three year fundraising for Tat Hong. The deal has been oversubscribed by 50% but the borrower is unlikely to increase the facility.
  • The £963m project financing for Skynet 5 will finally be signed today (Friday). The 15 year deal was a blowout success and 300% oversubscribed in syndication.
  • Mandated lead arrangers for the financing of the Sohar Oil Refinery project have changed the syndication strategy for the $907.8m 14 year term loan to save time.
  • Investec's $120m dual tranche term loan is to be signed on November 4. The deal was launched into general syndication earlier this month. It was oversubscribed by about 50% in senior syndication and the borrower will be taking an increase.
  • Samsung SDI is seeking to raise a $100m three year term loan. Bids are due today (Friday), and the mandate should be announced next week.
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  • The dollar debt market has had a bumper week for issuance, with $7bn of swap-driven debt priced on Wednesday alone. The 10 year swap spread was beaten down to 40.5bp at the close of trading on Wednesday, which was around 2.5bp lower than was seen at the close of last week.
  • SEB has closed syndication of a Skr1.385bn (Eu150m) five year multi-currency revolver for Eniro, a media company.
  • Bankers say the $366m 364 day facility for oil trader Vitol is oversubscribed. The borrower will take an increase, but is still considering how much. The deal is led by BNP Paribas, ING, and JP Morgan.