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Aenova adds €60m as new lenders come in
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Abu Dhabi’s First Gulf Bank has signed an oversubscribed $900m three year senior unsecured syndicated loan after launching the deal at $800m in September.
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ING’s Turkish subsidiary, ING Bank Turkey, has approached banks for its debut syndicated facility. Standard Chartered and Wells Fargo have been hired to co-ordinate the one year deal.
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Loans bankers are already eyeing the end of the year and expect little more supply from their Asian clients before Christmas. But the tepid volumes could help those deals that are now in syndication, as bankers that have struggled to generate bookrunner slots start to lower their expectations and resign themselves to getting lesser positions on loans, writes Matthew Thomas.
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Turkey’s Denizbank has signed a $722m-equivalent one year refinancing facility from 37 banks. The loan, co-ordinated by Standard Chartered and Wells Fargo, is split between a $221m tranche and a €392.5m ($501m) piece.