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  • Guarantor: Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex)
  • The $175m five year financing for Philippine National Oil Corp arranged by Citigroup and Standard Chartered has been closed.
  • Bank Premyslowo-Handlowy's Eu180m three year term loan has been signed. The facility was oversubscribed and the borrower chose to increase the deal to Eu150m.
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  • Amount: ¥41.8bn
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  • Senior syndication was launched yesterday (Thursday) for the Eu200m loan for Hungary's Exim Bank.
  • Of all the bond market sectors, benchmark dollar global issues are the most highly prized, and the most jealously guarded by a small group of bulge bracket firms. Do their competitors have any chance of breaking into the stockade? Seb Boyd asked seven of the world's biggest borrowers how they decide which banks will get to lead their dollar globals.
  • The $50m one year trade financing deal for Exim Bank of India is nearing completion. Mandated arrangers Crédit Lyonnais, Natexis Banques Populaires and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp are waiting for one more bank to commit before closing the deal.
  • Of all the bond market sectors, benchmark dollar global issues are the most highly prized, and the most jealously guarded by a small group of bulge bracket firms. Do their competitors have any chance of breaking into the stockade? Seb Boyd asked seven of the world's biggest borrowers how they decide which banks will get to lead their dollar globals.