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Russian oil firm Rosneft has approached banks for a loan of up to $15bn to part finance its purchase of BP’s half of oil firm TNK-BP.
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Turkish bank Yapi Kredi is set to sign its one year refinancing loan next week at the 135bp margin achieved by its peers this summer. Bank of America Merrill Lynch is co-ordinating the deal.
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Turkey’s Vakifbank has signed a $642m-equivalent one year loan from a syndicate of international banks. The loan was split between a €151m ($197m) tranche and a $444.5m piece. ING co-ordinated the banking group, which was made up of 24 lenders.
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Ukrainian energy producer DTEK has attracted four banks to its euro-only loan of around €305m ($400m). ING and UniCredit are co-ordinating the deal. They are joined by Gazprombank and Sberbank.
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Russian oil firm Slavneft has hired ING to co-ordinate a new facility with an early October signing date pencilled in. The deal will probably be for $500m-$600m, said a senior loans banker.
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Source: Tegara Net A banking consortium clinched a deal to arrange EGP 300 million Islamic financing for Emaar Misr, which will go for repaying the developer's outstanding liabilities.