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Indonesia Infrastructure Finance has obtained the backing of International Finance Corp for its debut fundraising of $200m. It was launched into syndication on the evening of April 24 and features a $50m greenshoe option. -
An international loan syndication for Russian petrochemical firm Sibur is on the brink of collapse after several lenders, including the mandated co-ordinator Royal Bank of Scotland, cancelled their participation in the facility.
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In contrast to their evaporating taste for Russian risk, banks’ buoyant appetite for central and eastern European names was underlined this week as Energeticky a Prumyslovy Holding (EPH) launched its largest syndicated loan, writes Michael Turner.
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Katherine Lau, head of loan syndicate for Asia Pacific at Barclays, has left the bank after working in the role for just 10 months.
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Chinese property developer Yanlord Land Group has started building its $400m three year loan in general syndication, pricing the fundraising at 370bp over dollar Libor or Hibor.
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Chinese information technology services provider iSoftStone Holdings has joined other names looking to de-list from the US, announcing it is going private and funding the buyout using equity and a $130m loan.
