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Emerging Market Loans

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  • JINDAL Steel has delayed signing its $475m five year loan as it waits for four more banks to consider the deal, despite it already being covered, according to a banker working on it.
  • Mercuria Energy Group is close to mandating seven banks on a $500m loan, according to a banker familiar with the deal.
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    Retail lenders are opting out of committing to loans for Turkish financial institutions in the primary market. The trend for smaller bank groups on these loans is continued with only one bank taking a participant ticket in Vakifbank’s latest refinancing deal.
  • Rural Electrification Corp (REC) is set to sign its $300m five-year loan on Friday, after a one week delay failed to bring in any new banks. The mandated lead arrangers will now absorb the remaining amount, said a banker close to the deal.
  • Asian loans bankers expect a quiet period for new deals over the next few weeks, as continued volatility, rising interbank rates and uncertainty over economic fundamentals push lenders to demand higher pricing — while many borrowers are trying to go in the opposite direction.
  • Industrial and Commercial Bank of China’s London subsidiary has signed a $330m one year amend and extend agreement on an outstanding loan.