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Club deals are damaging the loan market and are the "bane" of syndication heads, the Asia Pacific Loan Market Association’s annual conference in Singapore heard on Thursday.
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First Bank of Nigeria’s London subsidiary has mandated Citi and Standard Bank to arrange a $75m one year term loan, its first since October 2007.
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Petrochemical producer, Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat will draw down the final 25% of a $500m 42 month amortising term loan signed in December 2010.
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Indian outsourcer Genpact is wrapping up a $380m loan to finance its acquisition of US-based IT consultant Headstrong. The company attracted nine banks in senior syndication — despite surprising some bankers with its aggressive pricing.
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Indonesian companies have flexed their muscles to become Asia’s most aggressive borrowers in recent months, consistently pushing their relationship banks on covenants, pricing and tenor. But Adaro Indonesia pulled off an unprecedented feat this week, persuading four Asian banks to agree a 10 year loan — the longest maturity yet for an Indonesian corporation. -
Multilateral financial institution African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) is waiting for last minute commitments for an already oversubscribed $400m two year loan.
