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Struggling Russian coal producer Mechel failed to reach its $2.1bn target for a new three and five year pre-export finance loan, instead signing a facility of $2bn on Monday. The company is also in talks with banks for another loan of up to $900m for the company’s coal producing unit, Southern Kuzbass. The subsidiary received board approval for the facility.
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Part of a Eu4bn financing backing the construction of the Nabucco gas pipeline linking Europe with the Caspian Sea and the Middle East will be syndicated to international banks next year.
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Slovenia’s biggest bank, Nova Kreditna, has hired BayernLB, Erste Group Bank, ING, Intesa San Paolo, RZB and UniCredit as bookrunners for a Eu120m three year bullet term loan.
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Emerging market banks may be set to play a larger part in the international syndicated loan market, according to a report published by the Bank for International Settlements this week.
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Supermarket group X5’s $700m three year unsecured loan could be oversubscribed by as much as 70%, according to one banker who saw the figures at an early stage.