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US lenders have capitalised on deleveraging banks to increase their share of the European syndicated loan market for the fourth consecutive year, according to Dealogic. Meanwhile, global syndicated loan volumes are down by 26% year-on-year with the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) market taking a bigger hit than its US and Asian peers.
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Russia’s Vnesheconombank (VEB) has shaved 5bp off the amount its peers paid for loans to sign an oversubscribed $800m three year club deal at 185bp all-in.
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Mobile telecommunications company Zain Saudi has once again extended the payment deadline of the outstanding Sr9bn ($2.4bn) on a Sr2.75bn murabaha financing as a refinancing deal remains elusive. This is the fifth time the firm has deferred payment.
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Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (Du) has signed a $100m three year facility from DBS Bank.
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Saudi Arabian Mining Company (Ma'aden) has signed an oversubscribed SR9bn ($2.34bn) five year murabaha facility after launching the deal at SR7bn in June.
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Indonesian power company Pertamina has already got commitments from two banks in syndication, said a lender familiar with the deal — and the bookrunners are expecting plenty more demand before wrapping up the dollar loan by the end of the year.