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National Bank of Fujairah has joined a growing number of Middle East financial institutions in refinancing its outstanding loan. It is seeking a $250m two year bullet loan with an all-in margin of 187.5bp, according to loans bankers.
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Turkey’s Garanti Bankasi has signed a Eu1bn one year refinancing facility with a group of 42 banks. The new loan is split between a Eu782.5m piece and a $304.5m piece. The all-in margin for the deal is 110bp, matching that set earlier this year by Akbank.
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Investment Corporation of Dubai (ICD) has reduced its refinancing target from $4bn to $2.8bn. The borrower will pay a much higher margin of 350bp for the new deal, much higher than its previous deal. The all-in margin is 390bp.
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Omani financial institution Bank Muscat has closed syndication on its one plus one year extension agreement for a $370m three year loan that it signed in 2008. The borrower has not decided on the total size for the new loan, although it has raised enough to fully refinance the original $370m facility.
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Hungarian oil credit Mol is in talks with banks for up to Eu1bn in five year money to refinance two outstanding credit lines, according to a loans banker close to the borrower.
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Commodities trader Vitol is talking to bankers about a $1.2bn revolving credit facility, but after the widespread fall in commodity prices last week, the chance of the company increasing the deal in syndication has taken a knock.