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Russia has moved a step closer to a fully functioning domestic syndicated loan market after its second largest banking union asked the Loan Market Association (LMA) to help it create standardised loans documentation.
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In 2011 loan volumes in the Middle East scraped along at their lowest levels since 2004. The overwhelming reply to EuroWeek’s poll of whether this will change in 2012 was a widespread shrug of the shoulders and raise of the eyebrows. More than 60% of respondents said that after the turbulence of 2011, forecasting beyond a week is impossible.
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Croatia’s only integrated oil company, INA, has sent lenders a request for proposals (RFP) for a new loan. But bank deleveraging in emerging Europe could hinder the process, bankers said.
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Rusal’s lending group had to adopt a "pragmatic stance" after heavy negotiations saw a covenant holiday option added to the aluminium producer’s October 2011 $4.75bn pre-export finance package, according to a banker.
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The gulf between the perceived worthiness of credits in North America and Europe is the widest ever seen, according to a survey by the International Association of Credit Portfolio Managers.
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