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Israeli energy company Delek Group has mandated two banks to lead the syndication of a $1.75bn loan which will back its drilling operations in the recently discovered Leviathan natural gas basin in the Mediterranean. -
The successful placement of an outbound acquisition financing for Indian company Intas Pharmaceuticals has put the spotlight on rules barring Indian banks from supporting local M&A. Intas’s loan has demonstrated that the country’s lenders are well positioned to structure and distribute complex deals with cross-border elements. It’s time for the regulator to rethink rules on domestic transactions.
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Kingboard Laminates Holdings is looking to refinance two loans with a single HK$6bn ($773m) facility, and is narrowing the all-in pricing by about 80bp.
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Sri Lanka has chosen a consortium of six lenders to arrange an up to $1bn borrowing, after having invited pitches from banks in January.
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Confusion over two loans to Kenya, one of which was arranged by multilateral lender Trade and Development Bank (TDB), may have subsided as clarity over the structure of the deals emerged this week.
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India’s Rural Electrification Corp has opened a $230m five year loan to retail participants, about a month after the lead banks pre-funded the money.
