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EuroWeek Asia’s 2012 awards are open for voting for just over a week, so make sure you get your votes in for the best banks and deals of the year before it is too late.
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Credit Bank of Moscow has signed its largest ever loan after increasing the size of its one year deal from $260m to close at $308m.
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Nigeria’s United Bank Africa has received pitches from banks for a syndicated loan and bond totalling around $1bn.
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Turkey’s Finansbank has overcome bankers’ concerns about where its loans trade in the secondary market to sign a $464m-equivalent one year refinancing facility. But research out this week warns Turkish banks that even with regular trips to the syndicated market, their own loan books are far outstripping funding supplies and creating liquidity risk.
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Bahrain Telecommunications (Batelco) has hired BNP Paribas and Citi to arrange a term loan and bond issue totalling up to $1bn.
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Standard Chartered has appointed Rajat Sapra as its new regional head of capital markets for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) following the departure from the bank of Steve Perry.