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Commodities firm Cargill has opened up its $1bn loan into general syndication, managing to obtain a low pricing of 30bp over dollar Libor. -
The northeast Asian loan market has had a busy period, with deals for Hongkong Yuhe Holdings, Taiwan Glass China Holdings and Xuzhou XCMG Schwing Machinery all signing since the end of January. But the momentum shows no signs of slowing, with New World Department Storewith launching a deal.
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HPCL raises to $500m — ONGC names seven for $725m — Indian Oil picks banks for C$900m — Banks line up for Singtel S$1.8bn
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Bharat Petroleum Corp (BPCL) has picked three banks to lead its $250m loan, creating a stir in the market because of the absence of Indian and Japanese names in the bookrunning group, writes Rashmi Kumar. But the explosion of Indian state-owned companies into the loan market over the past six months will soon be reflected in the make-up of top level groups as more lenders decide to take the plunge, said bankers.
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Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco) has signed a $250m syndicated facility in a deal that bankers claim is the largest deal ever syndicated solely among east African banks.
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Borrowers, investors, private equity houses and banks voted in an open poll in November 2013 for the best banks in the emerging market syndicated loans market. Here are the results.
