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Bank of India has become the latest Asian borrower to close an offshore dollar loan after getting an exemption from the Reserve Bank of India’s rules on maturities, raising $200m after attracting two Arab banks alongside the seven leads.
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Oil and gas exploration firm Kuwait Energy has signed a $150m convertible murabaha facility with Qatar First Investment Bank.
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Ukrainian energy producer DTEK has signed a €416m ($538.6m) dual tranche loan from four banks.
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Russian oil firm Slavneft has closed a $500m three year loan from seven lenders, but is expected to add up to $200m more to the facility in a second round of financing, said loans bankers.
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Oil and gas exploration firm Kuwait Energy has signed a $150m convertible murabaha facility with Qatar First Investment Bank.
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Asian loan margins are unlikely to fall much further, despite some bankers’ worries that a lack of supply in the region’s lending market will encourage borrowers to push hard on pricing, Atul Sodhi, chairman of the Asia Pacific Loan Market Association, told EuroWeek Asia.