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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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Russian oil firm Tatneft provided a twist on the traditional model of loan syndications in the country this week when it emerged that its newly-launched deal had attracted an unusual array of lenders.
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Hungary’s Mol, the oil and gas company, is working on a forward start which would extend a Eu2.1bn facility from 2007. The deal, according to one banker involved in the discussions, is the "right thing" for the company, despite the fact that the structure is expected to be used less in western Europe now as plain vanilla refinancings become more common.
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The dearth of syndicated loans originated in Russia, where deal volumes have dropped by 89% so far this year, has contributed to a 57% overall fall across the emerging markets in 2009.
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Bahrain’s Ahli United Bank, which became one of the first borrowers to secure a forward start facility last September is set to prepay $400m of a $1.2bn loan shortly. The rest of that deal will be replaced by the bank’s $800m forward start in October.
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Asia’s loan bankers are relishing the prospect of the biggest Indonesian corporate loan of the year after Adaro Indonesia, the country’s biggest coal miner, asked banks to arrange a $500m deal.