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Emerging Market Loans

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  • Turkey’s biggest fixed line operator, Türk Telekom, has mandated BNP Paribas, HSBC, ING, RZB and WestLB for its Eu200m seven year club loan, according to loans bankers familiar with the deal.
  • BKT Tires has hit the road to syndicate a $165m loan, a debut deal that offers bankers a touch of variety amid the heavy supply of Indian loans this year.
  • Slovenia’s biggest bank, Nova Kreditna, has signed an increased Eu165m syndicated loan, but did not have to increase the 140bp margin following its two notch downgrade by Moody’s.
  • Private Russian bank, Uralsib, has launched syndication of its standalone $150m one year bullet deal, according to bankers familiar with the deal.
  • Telecoms company CamGSM will sign the largest ever dollar loan for a Cambodian company, after agreeing a $591m facility with Bank of China. The lender is now talking to other banks and is still considering whether to launch a full syndication or stick to a club deal.
  • Infotel Broadband Services, Reliance Industries’ telecoms subsidiary, is set to launch a $1.5bn loan into syndication at the end of the week, after increasing its target from $1bn.