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Tajikistan’s Bank Eskhata has borrowed $8m from development banks and a German co-operative bank.
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Russia’s largest bank by assets, Sberbank, has sent international banks a request for proposals for a syndicated loan of up to $2bn. The invitation did not mention the margin it hopes to secure but three bankers said that Sberbank indicated in one-to-one discussions that it wants to set a new benchmark for Russian financial institution pricing.
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The Board of Executive Directors of the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) concluded its 278th meeting in Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, approving allocations of more than US$ 890 million of financing for strategically important development projects in a number of member countries as well as some other projects for Muslim communities in different parts of the world.
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Stemcor is due to close its $150m facility early next week as lenders move into the final stages of making commitments. The 264 day refinancing was due to close today, but has being delayed as banks finish processing approvals.
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Loans bankers became increasingly bearish this week, putting pressure on deals that have been in syndication for some time. The prime example is Dutch commodities trading company Trafigura, which was hoping to close its $700m loan this week — but now looks likely to wait several more weeks before signing the loan.
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Andhra Bank announced the commitments for its upsized $165m facility this week, while IDBI also increased the size of a dual tranche loan that is due to be signed at the end of the month.