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Turkish participation bank Turkiye Finans is planning a one-year Islamic loan to support the financing needs of its small and medium size enterprise (SME) clients.
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Garanti Bankasi is looking to refinance a $1.3bn loan maturing in May but will have to pay higher funding costs than last year, mirroring the 45bp rise on Akbank’s annual loan, bankers said.
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French banks have not been rushing into Russian loans for a while now, but their return in force to the latest borrowing from Rosneft has got the loans market talking. The new deal is certainly a lot more attractive than Rosneft's December 2011 loan. By holding their fire last year, the French banks may have helped push pricing up: their return might send it the other way.
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UAE-based shopping centre developer Majid Al Futtaim is looking to raise as much as $500m through an Islamic loan to fund its Mall of Egypt development in Cairo.
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Malaysia’s Employees Provident Fund (EPF), a state-owned pension fund, is hoping to close a £300m loan by the end of this week, after convincing five banks to help it raise money to buy property in London.
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Oil firm Rompetrol has become the first Romanian borrower to tap the syndicated loan market in 2012 after completing an international deal for $200m in five year money.