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India’s privately-owned Manipal Education is preparing to add banks to its $270m loan over the next few weeks, and bankers think the juicy pricing will be enough to bring in plenty more lenders.
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Lenders are preparing for rock bottom pricing on Abu Dhabi investment firm Mubadala’s self-arranged $2bn-equivalent three year refinancing facility that is due to launch soon.
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Turkiye Vakiflar Bankasi (Vakifbank) has become the first top tier financial institution in the country to notify its lenders that it will be refinancing its loan from last year. The firm told its lenders this week that it would be replacing its transaction from April 2012.
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Kingboard Chemical Holdings’ HK$4bn ($515.6m) loan has already received a good response, and a few more banks are likely to join as mandated lead arrangers this week, said a banker familiar with the deal.
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Bankers leading Power Finance Corp’s $250m four year loan have added two more banks at the senior level and will launch the deal into general syndication over the next two weeks.
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Russian oil firm Gazprom Neft is in discussion with banks for a loan of up to $1bn. The company has not yet made clear whether it will look to syndicate the deal or raise a club loan, said bankers.