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Turkish lender Vakifbank is on a roll in the loan market this week, out with a bilateral facility and a syndicated deal. -
Indonesian palm oil seller Royal Industries is looking to restructure a $405m loan after failing to repay the first and second instalments. And going by precedents, market participants are bracing themselves for a long-winded recovery process as legal proceedings unfold, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
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Oman’s sovereign wealth fund, which is accessing Asian liquidity for a $600m acquisition loan, has bagged commitments from Taiwanese banks.
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HSBC has appointed a new head of leveraged and acquisition finance for Asia Pacific, transferring James Horsburgh from London as part of a shake-up of the business.
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Russia is continuing to open its doors to international lenders, with Credit Bank of Moscow seeking to launch a syndicated loan of $350m-$400m.
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Mid Europa Partners’ Lei1.4bn (€305m) loan for the buyout of Romanian supermarket chain Profi Rom Food has been oversubscribed, allowing the pricing on each tranche to be cut by 30bp.
