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Indonesia’s Astra Sedaya Finance (ASF) is back in the offshore loan market for a new $150m borrowing, paying 20bp lower than a similar deal raised last year. -
Puma Energy has closed a $1.37bn syndicated loan, with commitments from 48 banks helping the company boost its fundraising.
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Islamic lenders are missing out on a deal surge across the Middle East, with none of the swathe of loans nearing markets having been structured as Shariah-compliant, according to lenders.
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Nigerian banks have found their loan market verve this year with one syndicated transaction near close and another due to launch soon, as pent up demand tempts borrowers back into the market.
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Metinvest, the Ukrainian metals and mining company, has refinanced the bulk of its pre-export finance (PXF) facility through the loan market, though some of its lenders have switched out of the loan to buy its concurrently issued bonds.
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Lenders in the Middle East are scrambling to get deals across the line before the start of Ramadan on May 15. Bankers say there are up to eight deals in the works in the region.
