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Indonesia Eximbank has shortlisted some six or seven banks to arrange its $400m dual-tranche facility, talks for which first began at the end of February. -
Taiwanese company Far Eastern Group has launched a $260m facility for its Chinese unit into general syndication, cutting the deal size from the planned $400m.
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SBI Capital Markets has joined as a mandated lead arranger and bookrunner on its parent State Bank of India’s $390m loan ahead of a general launch on March 18, but is yet to commit a firm amount.
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Saudi Arabia’s Southern Province Cement Co has signed a Sr700m ($186m) debut Islamic financing from National Commercial Bank.
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Banks have been fretting about Russian loans, both because it looks bad to lend to a country which has recently annexed part of another sovereign state, to widespread international condemnation, and because they don't want to be stuck with the risk if wider sanctions are imposed. They should band together to push Russian issuers towards their bond desks instead.
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Senior loans bankers have called the bottom of pricing in the syndicated loan market. Some predict that political upheaval in Turkey and eastern Europe means margins and fees will begin rising again in the next quarter.
