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Bank of Baroda, one of India’s largest banks, has hit the road with a $125m three year facility this week. The loan is the latest deal from India’s bank sector, which continues to attract demand from lenders, despite heavy supply.
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EuroWeek Asia is pleased to announce the shortlisted banks and deals for its annual syndicated loans and leveraged finance awards. The awards were voted for entirely by market participants — making them the definitive guide to the best performers of the year in Asia’s loan market.
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India’s state-owned companies have long demanded large commitments and tight pricing from loans bankers. But some are now taking it a step further and becoming more aggressive when sending out requests for proposals — making new demands about both commitments and the amount of information they expect banks to provide.
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Dubai’s Majid Al Futtaim Properties, which owns the Mall of the Emirates and other shopping centres across the Middle East and North Africa, has signed a new $232m three year facility with a syndicate of seven banks.
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Oman based Octal Petrochemicals has signed an OR114m ($296m) syndicated loan, as it plans to expand to become the largest PET resin manufacturer in the world.
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Thai Oil Public Company has launched a $200m loan into syndication — but is already considering upsizing the deal after its three mandated lead arrangers committed $50m each.