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HSBC, Mizuho and Standard Chartered coordinated deal which drew 10 lenders
Deal comes 11 years after the company's previous loan and was extended by two banks
Saudi Arabia mining firm furths relationships with international banks following a $1bn sukuk in January
First Abu Dhabi joins the syndicate for the short term loan all but equalling the size of a previous revolving facility
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  • Dubai International Capital, the international investment arm of Dubai Holding, has launched a $550m syndicated loan. Mashreq Bank, Noor Islamic Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland and Standard Chartered are arranging the deal, which, in a sign of investors’ continuing nervousness about Dubai’s debt-laden government-owned entities, is thought to be paying about 500bp.
  • Dutch commodities trader Trafigura closed syndication of a $505m loan on Tuesday after receiving commitments of around $700m for a deal targeted at Asian lenders.
  • Casino operator Las Vegas Sands is considering a new loan, only months before it is set to spin off its Macau unit in a Hong Kong listing.
  • Food manufacturer Goodman Fielder closed syndication of its A$500m ($452m) forward start facility (FSF) last week, becoming the latest Australian borrower to take advantage of a product that has proven popular with Asian lenders.
  • Sinosteel International Holdings, the Hong Kong unit of China’s state-owned steel group, has received four commitments worth HK$1.1bn ($142m) for its five year loan, leaving sole bookrunner Morgan Stanley well on the way to its HK$1.5bn target..
  • Casino operator Las Vegas Sands met lenders in Macau on Tuesday to discuss a new loan in a move that comes only months before it is set to spin off its Macau unit in a Hong Kong listing.