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Emerging markets gold miner Nordgold has hired Natixis, Sberbank and Société Générale as bookrunners and mandated lead arrangers for a medium term pre export finance (PXF) facility.
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Saudi Arabian engineering firm Abdullah AM Al-Khodari Sons Co has agreed a SR156.24m ($42m) Islamic financing addendum with Banque Saudi Fransi to add to the $305m-equivalent Shariah-compliant deal the company signed with the bank last June.
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Turkey’s state-owned Turk Eximbank has approached the market for a new loan facility. ING has been appointed as co-ordinator, according to bankers away from the Dutch house. The deal is in very early stages, bankers added. ING was unavailable to comment.
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State-owned Russian oil firm Rosneft provided emerging market loans bankers with a conundrum this week when it requested a margin cut to the second tranche of its jumbo $33.75bn TNK-BP takeover facility.
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Bankers working on a HK$4bn four year loan for Kingboard Chemical Holdings took the deal into general syndication this week and are confident that heavy demand will lead to a greenshoe option.
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Bankers in Asia Pacific are becoming optimistic about the chances of an increase in loan volumes, confident that falling margins will continue to lay the groundwork for a resurgence. But some bankers and analysts argue that those low margins will not be sustainable for long.