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Multilateral financial institution African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has launched syndication of its $400m two year refinancing.
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Indian Railway Finance Corp has asked banks to pitch for a $400m loan, returning to the market just months after it aborted a previous attempt at a deal.
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Bukit Makmur Mandiri Utama (Buma) has successfully refinanced an $800m loan that it agreed with banks only six months ago. But this time around the borrower has managed to shave the margin by 100bp and extend the maturity to seven years.
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The gently-does-it recovery in lending to Middle East financial institutions is becoming more robust with several deals launched into the market recently and a number of borrowers firming up new money and refinancing plans.
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Turkey’s Garanti Bankasi has signed a Eu1bn one year refinancing with a group of 42 banks. The new loan is split between a Eu782.5m tranche and a $304.5m piece. The all-in margin is 110bp, matching that set earlier this year by Akbank.
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South African bank, Investec, is in talks with lenders to refinance a Eu479m 18 month loan signed in June 2010 that will be extended for two years.