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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 yesterday. .
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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.
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Wilmar International, the Singapore-based agricultural company, is close to mandating a $1.5bn deal to provide working capital and funds for general corporate purposes.
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Indian policy lender Power Finance Corp has attracted 14 banks to a $260m yen denominated loan that is due to sign by Wednesday, as banks rushed to lend to the borrower for the third time this financial year.
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China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) has launched an aggressively priced $3.8bn loan into syndication, after pushing lead banks to agree a wafer thin margin and fee package.
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ICL Finance, a subsidiary of Israel Chemical Group, signed a $675m revolving credit last week. The oversubscribed loan was increased from $400m.