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Russia’s push for a fully functioning domestic syndicated loan market has edged forward after banks agreed to discuss a 70 page paper that will form the basis of standardised loan documentation in the country.
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Turkish power firm Enerjisa has overcome the loss of mandated lead arranger WestLB and is hoping to sign its €750m 12 year project finance facility in the next three weeks.
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AFRICA Cocobod launches with 13 banks
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Russian oil firm TNK-BP could price its loan between 325bp and 350bp all-in and is expected to look for a three year maturity, said bankers. This would indicate much tougher borrowing conditions than when it last came to the market in August 2011, with the tenor shortened and price increased.
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Differences in the way that banks in the United Arab Emirates account for restructured loans are leading to a drastic divergence in non performing loan figures, according to ratings agency Moody’s.
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Indian Oil Corp has launched a $300m loan into general syndication, giving the four bookrunners a chance to sell down part of their stake in the underwritten deal.