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Two London-listed and Africa-focused oil firms signed loans this week, as lenders said that they are increasingly looking to regions away from sanction-hit Russia for deals.
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Russia's Rusal has edged away from default after banks gave it more time to hammer out a restructuring plan for $5.15bn of debt.
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Giant Investment pushed the play button on its fundraising this week, launching an $850m loan on Wednesday to back the going-private of New York-listed online game developer Giant Interactive. The deal will shine a light on the comfort level of lenders for gaming credits — and if all goes well it is likely to set a precedent for other names to follow, writes Rashmi Kumar.
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The leasing units of Bank of Communications and China Minsheng Bank are both tapping the US dollar onshore loan market and have launched deals into syndication.
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Indonesian telecommunications company Tower Bersama Group is seeking a club loan of up to $300m, and sent out a request for proposals to banks last week, joining a raft of other Indonesian borrowers in the market.
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Dutch commodities trader Vitol, which is buying Royal Dutch Shell’s Australian refinery and retail divisions, is seeking a loan of $2.05bn to fund the acquisition.