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Several privately owned Russian banks are planning syndicated loans for later in the year, including Promsvyazbank and retail lender Home Credit and Finance Bank.
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Despite Moody’s downgrading several Slovenian banks by three notches in June, Nova Ljubljanska Banka and Abanka Vipa have both signed loans.
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Home Credit and Finance Bank is considering bilateral loans, syndicated loans or securitisations before the end of this year. However, the bank will only look at Eurobonds if its consumer lending activity improves sharply because of the expense of issuing such a deal, said a funding official.
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Russia’s Gazprombank has identified a group of around 12 banks for its new $1bn three year loan. The bank group for the loan includes several of the lenders that arranged its $900m three year amortising loan in 2010 as well as a handful of new banks, said a loans banker close to the borrower. The mandate has not yet been signed.
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The margin on an $850m five year refinancing loan for Dubai-based Ports & Freezone World is 350bp, matching the margin offered earlier this year by Investment Corporation of Dubai.
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Promsvyazbank plans to issue a standalone syndicated loan of around $300m with a one to three year maturity before the end of this year, said Artem Konstandian, president of Promsvyazbank. However, he ruled out the possibility of issuing another Eurobond this year and said it was too early to say how it will borrow next year.