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  • Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (Taqa) has signed a $1.4bn-equivalent 16 year multicurrency project financing split between international and local tranches to expand its Jorf Lasfar coal project in Morocco.
  • Horizon Terminals has agreed a $100m dual tranche Islamic loan with Emirates NBD, Noor Islamic Bank and Standard Chartered. The 10-year term facility will be denominated in both dollars and UAE dirhims.
  • The Hong Kong Monetary Authority announced a raft of measures to increase offshore renminbi liquidity last week, inspiring hope among analysts that there will be a lending boom in the currency. But syndicated loans bankers should not get their hopes up. Until more banks actually hold the currency, liberalising the ways they can use it will not have a big impact.
  • Turkish satellite television provider Digiturk has signed a loan for $260m from four banks. Standard Bank was sole mandated lead arranger and coordinator, and was joined on the deal by ING and Turkish lenders Garanti Bankasi and Isbank.
  • Russian aluminium firm Rusal has signed a cooperation agreement with the Export Import Bank of China (Chexim) for up to $850m for a greenfield project in eastern Siberia.