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Tsinghua Unigroup, part of Chinese state-owned Tsinghua Holdings, is considering increasing the size of its $300m debut syndicated loan after commitments of nearly double the amount poured in. -
Aggressive manoeuvres on a loan supporting Glencore and the Qatar Investment Authority’s buyout of a stake in oil company Rosneft could result in the deal going to Russian state lenders, with international bank officials questioning whether there will be enough relationship business to justify the exposure and reputational risk.
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Akbank plans to launch the first of its semi-annual one year refinancings early next week in the loan market’s first chance this year to gauge appetite for Turkish risk, but there is already a clear indication already that longer tenors will be challenging.
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Sibanye Gold, the South African gold producer, confirmed a surfeit of lending demand at bank meetings on Thursday as it wrapped up final commitments for loans backing its acquisition of US palladium miner Stillwater.
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A recent spate of high profile loans has shown that Indian banks have the ability to execute highly structured M&A funding. This has reignited gripes about rules that bar Indian lenders from funding acquisitions of domestic companies, hindering the growth of small borrowers with big ambitions. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
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A dual currency financing to back Indian company Intas Pharmaceuticals’ acquisition of a portfolio of assets in the UK and Ireland has netted $650m-$670m of commitments.
