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Indian state-owned groups North Eastern Electric Power Corp and Oil India are giving lenders more time to make pitches for their requests for proposal.
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Banks have signed Great Eagle Holdings’ HK$6.8bn ($876m) three year loan after finding enough demand from nine lenders in senior syndication.
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A seemingly insatiable thirst for dollars among Nigeria’s largest corporates has pushed the country’s banks to the international syndicated loan market to raise funds. But bankers warned that the close timing of the banks’ loan requests and the small pool of international lenders prepared to consider Nigerian financial institution risk will make raising a huge amount of dollars for a large number of borrowers a challenge, writes Michael Turner.
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Russian metals and mining firm Norilsk Nickel has asked lenders for its new $2bn five year facility to be unsecured, as the firm tries to move away from pre-export finance (PXF) facilities.
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African-focused gold miner Randgold Resources has made a rare trip to the loan market to sign a $200m three year unsecured revolving facility from four banks.
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Roadshows last week for Indonesia Eximbank’s $500m loan had a good response from potential lenders, with the deal already landing early commitments in general syndication.