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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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Melco Crown Entertainment could be helped by the weak supply of Asian loans over the last few months, as bankers that have struggled to generate bookrunner slots start to lower their expectations and resign themselves to getting lesser positions on loans.
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The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (Tubitak) has signed a €175m loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB).
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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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The Ugandan arm of telecom infrastructure firm Eaton Towers has signed its debut $60m secured term loan to acquire two telecom tower portfolios. Stanbic Bank Uganda and Standard Bank of South Africa — both part of the Standard Bank group — and the IFC provided the financing.
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Turkey’s Akbank has signed a €150m loan from the European Investment Bank. The borrower did not disclose the terms of the deal, other than to say it was long term and will be used for on-lending to small businesses for projects of up to €25m and mid-sized firms for projects of up to €50m.