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Russia’s Siberian Coal Energy Company (Suek) has signed a $200m export credit agency-backed term loan.
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Bahrain’s Gulf Finance House (GFH) has restructured part of its $100m syndicated wakala facility to extend the tenor of the unpaid $45m portion by six years.
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JEDDAH, KSA, 17.07.2012 –The 284th meeting of the Board of Executive Directors of the Islamic Development Bank, which convened at IDB headquarters starting Sunday 16 July, under the chairmanship of Dr. Ahmad Mohamed Ali, President, IDB Group, approved more than US$ 1,158 million towards development projects financing for IDB member countries and Muslim communities in non-member countries. This is the largest amount of approvals by a single IDB Board meeting since the Bank’s inception in 1975.
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The Islamic Development Bank has agreed to finance more than $1.158bn of development projects in its member countries and special assistance for health and education projects in favour of Muslim communities in non-member countries. This is the biggest ever amount approved by the board in one session since IsDB's inception in 1975.
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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. They are hoping to appeal to lenders that got under-allocated the last time the company came to the market, and are pitching the deal with the same return.
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Bahrain's Gulf Finance House (GFH) has restructured part of its $100m syndicated wakala facility to extend the tenor of the unpaid $45m portion by six years.