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Renamed company's $4.2bn murabaha facility has lifted Saudi banks
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Rosneft’s proposed $56bn takeover of TNK-BP could pave the way for one of the biggest pieces of corporate financing in recent years, with loans bankers confident that the Russian state-owned oil company could command huge commitments from lenders in the region desperate for a role in such a prominent deal. But they caution that the market will have to get creative, writes Nina Flitman.
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Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, the initial mandated lead arranger and co-ordinator on First Gulf Bank’s three year bullet loan, has this week closed the syndication of the facility "nicely oversubscribed".
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Mobile telecommunications company Zain Saudi said that it is in "well-advanced" discussions over a new loan to replace the Sr9bn ($2.4bn) still outstanding under its existing Sr9.75bn Murabaha facility, which has already been extended three times and is now due to mature on November 28.