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  • China Banking Regulatory Commission is considering increasing the amount that banks must hold as a buffer against losses that result from loans.
  • State-owned International Bank of Azerbaijan (IBA) has mandated banks for a one year dual dollar/euro $100m syndicated loan.
  • Indian borrowers lined up to tap the international syndicated loan market with more big deals as Reliance sounded out banks about a $1bn loan this week and Vedanta discussed terms for a $6.5bn facility. But Bharti’s lacklustre $7.5bn syndication should add a note of caution — with so many deals in the market, the price must be right.
  • A consortium of international power suppliers has secured $1.3bn in loans to finance the development of two gas-fired power plants in Oman.
  • Credit Bank of Moscow will sign an A/B loan on Wednesday, according to bankers familiar with the deal. The syndicated ‘B’ piece was oversubscribed and the loan may be increased from its launched size of $120m.
  • Russia’s biggest coal miner, Suek, launched $200m of its $900m five year pre-export financing into general syndication on Tuesday, according to a loans banker on the deal. The loan was oversubscribed in its senior phase and senior banks have already been scaled back.