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Credit Suisse has brought one lender into a loan for Philippine Airlines backed by receivables from credit card bookings, bringing the company closer to raising the $50m or so that it wants to get from other lenders. The Swiss bank signed a bilateral deal with the company last year, but has now moved to bring in more banks and increase the size of the transaction.
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Thailand’s state-owned energy company PTT Exploration and Production Public Corp (PTTEP) is working on the documentation for a $300m club deal, and plans to sign the loan in the middle of next month.
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Chinese property company Shui On Land has received around 11 commitments to a planned $410m loan. Several banks are still considering committing to the deal, but have not got much time left: the company plans to close the loan by the end of the month.
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Standard Bank has been appointed global co-ordinator for telecoms credit MTN Ghana’s $300m five year loan, according to bankers.
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Royal Bank of Scotland loans banker Peter Pang left the bank at the end of last week, after more than six years working in syndicate teams in London and Hong Kong.
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Abu Dhabi mobile operator Etisalat could struggle to find liquidity for a $2bn syndicated loan as pricing remains a sticking point for lenders, bankers have warned.