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The huge success of Chinese state-owned Sinopec Group’s loan during syndication has led to the company increasing the final deal size to $3.5bn from the planned $2.5bn — in a transaction that saw lenders from Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East and North America join.
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Sino Biopharmaceutical has signed its debut loan of $165m via three bookrunners and mandated lead arrangers. A strong reception during syndication allowing the company to increase the loan size from the targeted $100m.
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Indonesian company MNC SkyVision signed its increased loan of $243m this month, after managing to exercise an accordion option of $28m.
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Banks working on Indian Oil Corp’s $500m three year loan launched the deal to the market on the night of December 23, pricing it at 138bp over dollar Libor.
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A consortium comprising of Korea Southern Power Corp and Samsung C&T Corp is looking to tap the loan market to finance a power project in Chile.
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Lenders have brushed aside last year’s fears about regulation and are worrying instead about something they understand much better — the threat of intense competition. But worrying is only useful if it helps to arrive at a solution, and if 2013’s deals are anything to go by, loans bankers do not have one.