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Standard Chartered has reshuffled the management of its global loans and bonds syndicate teams, after veteran banker Philip Cracknell decided to retire from the bank early next year, writes Matthew Thomas.
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Russian electricity firm Inter RAO has signed a Rb6.5bn ($210.4m) credit line with state-owned lender Gazprombank.
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Lebanon’s Bank Audi has laid out plans for an ambitious international expansion, with new regional flagship branches and global offices planned in Latin America and Africa.
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Saudi Arabia’s Sahara & Ma’aden Petrochemicals Co (Samapco) has signed long term Islamic financing facilities totalling SR1.98bn ($528.2m).
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Mobile telecommunications company Zain Saudi has again extended the maturity of the outstanding Sr9bn ($2.4bn) on a Sr9.75bn murabaha financing for three weeks – the fourth payment deferral it has obtained from bank creditors. The new due date is December 19.
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Loans bankers have praised the terms on Kazakh mining firm Kazakhmys’ $1bn five year pre export finance (PXF) facility, saying that the generous terms offered should see the deal through syndication.