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Woori Bank has launched a $180m three tranche loan to capitalise on demand for Korean financial institutions, the borrower’s second internationally syndicated deal in less than six months.
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Dubai International Capital, a subsidiary of state owned conglomerate Dubai Holding, has sold its 45% stake in UAE-based KEF Holdings to Tyco International for $178m.
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ICL Finance, a subsidiary of Israel Chemical Group, signed a $675m revolving credit facility last week. The oversubscribed loan was increased from the original $400m target.
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AmBank, a Malaysian lender, has launched a $210m club loan with five international banks, just a week after compatriot Maybank signed the biggest dollar loan for an Asian financial institution in over three years.
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Abu Dhabi mobile operator Etisalat withdrew its bid for a 46% stake in Kuwaiti telecoms company, Zain, over the weekend. By cancelling the $12bn acquisition, Etisalat threw into doubt the related sale of Zain’s stake in Zain Saudi to Kingdom Holding and Bahrain Telecommunications Company (Batelco).
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India’s Punjab National Bank has attracted five banks to a $150m three year loan, despite fierce competition for commitments from other Indian borrowers.