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ONGC Videsh, the international arm of Oil and Natural Gas Corp, is seeking a new $725m one year bridge loan, with a group of seven to nine banks expected to win the mandate.
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Singapore dollar loans are back in the limelight, with a debut from Geo Energy Resources joining a club from SingTel and a syndication from Savu Investments in the market. Geo Energy’s deal is small, at just S$75m ($58.7m), but it has attracted attention as the company is seeking local currency despite having most of its operations in Indonesia, writes Rashmi Kumar. However, bankers do not think that is the start of a trend.
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Azerbaijan's AccessBank has mandated Raiffeisen Bank International to co-ordinate its debut syndicated loan.
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Russian state owned nuclear energy firm Tenex has approached the loan market for a $500m five year deal.
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Ak Bars Bank, from the Russian federal subject of Tatarstan, has signed a $100m murabaha facility with international banks.
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The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) and Senegal have signed facilities totalling $144m for the financing of three social projects in the west African country.