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Despite Western sanctions and the qualms of some banks, the international capital market’s continuing openness to Russian borrowers was underlined this week as Credit Bank of Moscow and Sberbank signed substantial syndicated loans, writes Michael Turner. -
Sberbank Europe has signed a €350m debut one year syndicated term loan.
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Vitol seeks Asian acquisition loan – KrisEnergy drills $100m – All aboard Ethiopian Railways
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Taiwan’s Wistron Corp, which designs and manufactures products for companies in the technology sector, has opened up a $850m one year facility into syndication, guaranteeing it with accounts receivable (AR) of Lenovo Group, one of its main customers. The strategy is a good one, say bankers who are reassured by the reputed name backing the deal, writes Rashmi Kumar.
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Commodities trading company Gunvor Singapore, which started talks with banks earlier this month for a loan of roughly $700m, has postponed its roadshow, following concerns among bankers after one of the group’s founders was sanctioned by the US.
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Less than four months after sealing a $1.2bn facility and with another $500m loan still in syndication, Vedanta Resources has started talks with banks for a fresh fundraising — which could be anywhere between $500m and $1.2bn.
