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Metinvest, the Ukrainian coal and steel group, has had a strong response to its $300m pre-export financing loan that is expected to be closed oversubscribed early next week.
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Transcapitalbank (TCB) launched a $135m loan on Thursday afternoon, becoming the first Russian financial institution this year to push a deal into general syndication.
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Turkey’s banks have issued syndicated loans with great aplomb in the last 18 months, having found other debt markets shut to them. Now they are looking to move up a level, into the Eurobond market. As Paul Wallace reports, capital markets investors are likely to find Turkish financial institutions just as enticing as lenders in the bank market do.
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Yuri Soloviev, global chief executive of VTB Capital, says Russian syndicated loans are unattractive and the market is unlikely to return to its pre-crisis glory days. Speaking to EuroWeek in Hong Kong, he said Russian borrowers could be wary of foreign lenders in the short term because of how quickly they fled during 2007/09 financial crisis.
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Hungary’s Mol, the oil and gas group, will be able to shrug off renewed concerns about the country’s debt and refinance a Eu525m forward start, emerging market loans bankers believe.