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Emerging market lenders are facing a revenue shortfall this quarter as the number of loans signed in the CEEMEA region plummeted by 89% year-on-year in January, even as loans bankers insist that they are busier pitching now than they were at the beginning of last year.
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Indonesian power company Pertamina is sounding out banks for a new financing, just a month after it launched a $1.137bn loan into general syndication. -
Bankers working on Gallant Venture’s loan of $410m opened up the deal into general syndication on February 11, pricing it at 375bp over dollar Libor and the Singapore swap offer rate.
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The $500m four year loan for Vedanta Resources hit the general market on Monday, after one bank joined the transaction in senior syndication.
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It has only been a year since United Asia Finance last tapped lenders, but it is back in the market again for a HK$2.25bn ($290m) four year deal.
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Indian company Tata Communications is seeking lenders for its $240m fundraising, which launched into general on February 6. At the same time, Tata Motors is speaking to banks about increasing its $500m syndicated loan by an additional $100m, as lenders continue to seek final approvals for their commitments.
