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Vakifbank has completed a one year $1bn-equivalent credit facility in a deal co-ordinated by WestLB. The $192.5m and Eu573.5m refinancing loan, the largest ever completed for the Turkish borrower, was signed on Monday.
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Loans bankers are preparing for a stream of commodities companies to hit the market this year, as several one year facilities signed in 2010 hit their maturity dates. Swiss companies Gunvor and Glencore are looking for more than $10bn between them — but bankers think lender appetite will remain strong, particularly for refinancings.
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Lenders from Europe, Brazil and the US will be invited to join an $850m secured term loan from OSX Brasil that has been arranged to fund a floating production, storage and offloading oil platform (FPSO) off the coast of southeast Brazil.
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EAST ASIA Singapore’s Wilmar plots $1.5bn return to loan market
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BKT Tires is wrapping up a rare international loan by an Indian mid-cap company, after attracting three banks in syndication. But the deal initially struggled to build momentum and is unlikely to inspire a wave of smaller companies to borrow outside India.