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Romania’s Banca Transilvania is seeking a $200m loan according to bankers who have seen the RFP. The two year loan is likely to come from the bank’s main relationship lenders.
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BP launched $5bn of separate but coordinated loans into syndication on Monday as the embattled oil firm raises finance following the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Abu Dhabi’s Sorouh Real Estate will interrupt the Middle East loan market’s traditionally quiet Ramadan period when it launches a Dh2.35bn ($640m) facility within the next week. The deal has been pre-funded at Dh1.5bn by bookrunners Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, First Gulf Bank, National Bank of Abu Dhabi and Noor Islamic Bank.
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Josh Cohen, Standard Chartered’s head of loan distribution for Europe, Africa and south Asia, is understood to be moving from London to Singapore in September to work in the lender’s transactional banking arm. He will become head of asset sales in Singapore.
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Josh Cohen, Standard Chartered’s head of loan distribution for Europe, Africa and south Asia, is moving from London to Singapore to work in the lender’s transactional banking arm.