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Russian financial institution Vnesheconombank’s $2bn three year club loan has been oversubscribed and lenders will be scaled back from the $100m and $150m tickets originally on offer.
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State Bank of India launched a $300m syndicated loan on Tuesday, offering lenders their first chance to get exposure to the bank in almost four years. But the borrower will not exploit its rarity value and has priced the loan just inside other comparable deals.
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Berlian Laju Tanker, a Jakarta-listed shipping company, has attracted its first commitment to a $685m loan that it launched into syndication in March.
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Russian mining company Rusal is in negotiations with ten banks for a syndicated loan of up to $4bn, the company’s deputy CEO and director of capital markets, Oleg Mukhamedshin, has told EuroWeek. The company is also close to securing project financing for a new smelter from Russian lenders.
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Russian mining company Rusal is in negotiations with ten banks for a syndicated loan of up to $4bn, the company’s deputy CEO and director of capital markets, Oleg Mukhamedshin, has told EuroWeek. The company is also close to securing project financing for a new smelter from Russian lenders.
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IOI Corp, a Malaysian palm oil producer, is close to completing a S$200m ($160.7m) club loan for its Singapore property unit, IOI Land. The deal gives lenders a rare opportunity to pick up indirect country exposure to Malaysia — allowing the borrower to push hard on pricing.