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More than 20 lenders have made commitments for Indonesian company CT Corp’s $750m loan, but the banks leading the deal are not stopping there — they are giving lenders which did not meet the February 28 deadline a few more days to join.
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Commitments are rolling in for Kingboard Chemical Holdings’ HK$4bn loan. The leads have now covered the deal with pledges from 16 lenders, but another 16 are also looking to join the loan.
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Noble Group has picked 21 banks as mandated lead arrangers of its $1.55bn loan, and launched the deal into general syndication at the end of last week.
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Bulgaria’s largest gas and energy utility Bulgarian Energy Holding has sent out a request for proposals for a €250m refinancing loan.
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Turkish telecommunications firm OTAS has launched a multi-tranche $4.75bn facility into general syndication. This is the largest syndicated loan to come out of Turkey in the last five years, according to Dealogic.
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Société Générale stalwarts Denis Stas de Richelle and Frédéric Surdon have been appointed to new global head roles in the bank’s corporate and investment banking division.