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Standard Bank of South Africa will sign its three year credit facility on May 22. The bank is expected to borrow more than its $750m launch amount after strong demand saw the facility oversubscribed.
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African telecoms credit MTN Ghana has scaled back commitments for its new loan facility after demand from international and Ghanaian banks saw the deal swell beyond the $300m-equivalent target.
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Asian banks will increasingly look to tap the international bond market over the next few months, beefing up their dollar liquidity so they can steal business from European banks that are scaling back from the Asian loan market.
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Indonesian car loan company Astra Sedaya Finance has already got commitments worth $160m for a loan that is now in syndication, and bankers are likely to increase the deal to at least $180m before closing the deal in the middle of the month.
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Saudi Arabia's National Industrialisation Company (Tasnee) and Sahara Petrochemical Company, part owners of closed joint stock company Tasnee & Sahara Olefins Company, have signed a SR5.09bn ($1.357bn) Islamic loan agreement with nine local banks.
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Turkey’s Isbank signed its $1.2bn-equivalent dual currency refinancing on Tuesday from 51 banks, up from 37 banks last year. Standard Chartered acted as co-ordinator for the borrower.