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Kazakhstan’s Kazmunaigas is seeking a $1bn five year syndicated loan to refinance debt, in a deal that could re-open the market for the country’s borrowers, which have not issued facilities since 2009.
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Loans bankers across Asia are starting to weigh up the consequences for their market after a massive earthquake and tsunami ripped through Japan on Friday. Lenders will scrutinise its impact on each borrower’s fundamentals and sector — and deals could get scrapped as a result.
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Investment Corporation of Dubai (ICD), the Dubai government’s investment firm, is seeking a $4bn loan to refinance its existing debt.
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The loan market has reopened for Kazakh borrowers with an unsecured deal for London-listed metals firm Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation (ENRC) in the offing. The borrower wants to raise $300m-$500m of two year money with a margin of 225bp.
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Woori Bank is readying a $180m loan that bankers expect to launch into syndication later this week — the second time that the Korean lender has tapped the international market in less than six months.
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Kuwaiti telecoms company Zain’s $1.2bn refinancing loan could be increased after closing oversubscribed, according to a banker close to the deal.