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Dutch company Vitol, which announced last month that it was buying Royal Dutch Shell’s Australian refinery and retail operations, is holding bank meeting this week in Singapore for a potential loan. -
Right Lane, a subsidiary of Chinese conglomerate Legend Holdings, has returned to the market for a bullet loan equivalent to $300m, managing to shave off more than 100bp in costs since its last fundraising.
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Robert Snell will join Deutsche Bank as global head of multinational coverage, a new role reporting to Miles Millard, head of capital markets and treasury solutions and co-head of corporate finance.
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Latin America’s Banco do Brasil has wrapped up its $1bn financing, which first hit the market in mid-January.
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Roy Hill sealed a $7.2bn jumbo debt package for its iron ore project on March 20, provided by a combination of commercial banks and export credit agencies, making it the largest ever project financing in the mining sector.
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Citic Resources Holdings has cut its deal size to $260m from the target size of $300m, with signing expected to happen next week. Although the loan has reduced, there is still a possibility that a greenshoe option can be exercised later, which will take the deal to $310m.
