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Zain Saudi continues to seek a new refinancing arrangement for its outstanding Sr9bn ($2.4bn) murabaha facility and has once again extended the maturity of the deal and that of another $600m loan.
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Banks have pledged more than A$500m ($516.2m) for Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan’s A$465m five year loan, meaning general syndication is now unlikely.
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Maldives has always been a rare source of issuers in the loan market. But that has not stopped bankers from successfully closing a $110m five year loan, launched by Blackstone Group to back its buyout of two seaplane operators in the country.
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Two more lenders have joined as arrangers for CP All’s jumbo $6bn bridge loan backing its acquisition of retailer Siam Makro, with bankers now favouring closing the deal as a club rather than launching it into syndication.
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The loans for two Indian companies – Piramal Healthcare and Amtek Auto – are close to being wrapped up, with commitments coming in steadily, according to bankers working on the deal.
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International Bank of Azerbaijan (IBA) has signed an oversubscribed $128m-equivalent one year syndicated loan from 11 banks. This is the bank’s first deal since 2010.