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Nine banks have banded together to arrange a $750m dual tranche facility for Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI). -
Middle East banks will compete for a role in the Emirate of Sharjah's loan because the deal is likely to be an attractively priced, dirham denominated deal, according to two bankers in the region.
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Five lenders have joined HSBC at the top level of Saudi British Bank’s (SABB’s) $450m syndicated loan, the bank’s first dollar deal from international lenders.
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Indian Oil Corp, which sent out a request for proposals at the beginning of November for a five year borrowing to refinance a $300m bridge loan, has mandated one bank for the deal.
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Two banks are understood to be working on a financing to support Tata AutoComp Systems’ acquisition of an engine cooling supplier.
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The longer dated tranche of African Export-Import Bank’s (Afreximbank’s) two and three year loan received the most commitments in general syndication even though it was the first time the borrower borrowed at such a long tenor.
