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Tanzanian commodity trader Mohammed Enterprises Tanzania has signed a $100m loan from three commercial banks.
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Fidelity Bank has become the latest Nigerian financial institution to open talks with international lenders for a new loan.
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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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Bankers working on a $75m five year loan for India’s state-owned infrastructure lender IDFC plan to take the deal into general syndication this weekend, but the two mandated lead arrangers are only looking for more banks to join the mandate.
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Czech energy firm Energeticky a Prumyslovy Holding (EPH) last night launched a €1.3bn term loan into general syndication.
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Lazard has appointed Jasjit ‘Jesse’ Bhattal, the former head of Nomura’s wholesale business, as a senior advisor, just the latest high-profile hire from a firm that has shown its willingness to pay up to bring in big names.