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State-owned Belinvestbank signed a $58.5m one year loan, increased from the target of $50m following an oversubscription in syndication.
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Israeli generic drugmaker Teva Pharmaceutical’s $6.8bn takeover of US based Cephalon may involve a syndicated loan, although the bond markets and strong internal cash flow are strong potential funding sources, according to loans bankers close to the borrower.
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Infrastructure Development Finance Co, an Indian state-owned provider of infrastructure financing, has extended the deadline for commitments to a $200m loan. But bankers remain confident that the relatively rare credit will attract interest — despite a lacklustre reception for the company’s last loan.
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Indonesia’s Professional Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Protelindo) is eyeing a syndicated loan that will provide a timely test of pricing in the country. The tower provider is a regular borrower — helping bankers gauge just how much pricing has tightened in recent months as banks rush to get exposure to Indonesia.
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Russia’s Vnesheconombank (VEB) has signed a $2.45bn three year unsecured deal, the largest ever syndicated loan for a Russian bank. The borrower has also signed a Eu160m rouble equivalent credit agreement with HSBC.
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