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  • The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) has signed an Mr1.8bn ($220m) financing facility with Morocco for drinking water supply projects in Agadir and Chtouka Ait Baha, and the olive sector for small farmers.
  • Formosa Plastics Group has launched a $700m five year loan into syndication, and has quickly hit the radars of Taiwanese bankers by offering a margin of 200bp over dollar Libor.
  • Singapore-based Geo Energy Resources and Savu Investments have launched their respective Singapore dollar loans into syndication. While the former is making its debut in the loan market, the latter is returning after a six year absence.
  • Bankers working on the Ministry of Finance of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s loan have wrapped up syndication at a final deal size of $172.5m.
  • Tata Communications has picked three banks to arrange a $240m financing, its first loan for more than three years.
  • China Resources Power Holdings launched its HK$6.4bn ($824m) five year loan into general syndication on January 29 via an eight member bookrunning group. But some bankers have already turned away from the transaction due to excess exposure to the parent company.