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Bharat Petroleum Corp launched its $300m three year loan into general syndication on March 5, with the original leads managing to rope in one more bank at the top level before opening to the market, while also increasing the size from the original $250m. -
Tata Motors has wrapped up syndication of its increased $600m loan, which saw commitments come in from around 10 lenders.
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Indonesia Infrastructure Fund is seeking a loan of $200m with a five year tenor, and has asked banks to submit their proposals.
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The Dubai Multi Commodity Centre Brokerage has partnered up with an interdealer broker for the first time to jointly market commodity murabaha (Islamic financings) on its DMCC Tradeflow platform.
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There appears to be no stopping the rise in three month TaiFX, the interbank US dollar funding rate in Taiwan. The widening divergence between TaiFX and Libor has increased the pressure on Taiwanese banks, forcing many to shrink their offshore lending. It is time for bookrunners consider the alternatives.
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Loans bankers pride themselves on taking a long term perspective. A lending relationship is for life, not just for an open deal window. So the crisis in the Ukraine has led to nothing more than a shrug of the shoulders and a declaration of business as usual in the loan market. This is a worrying sign.
