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Eskom, the South African state-owned electricity firm, is arranging a syndicated loan with a guarantee from African Development Bank (AfDB), and the deal could be as large as $1bn, said one banker this week. -
A senior banker covering onshore China loans at Standard Chartered is set to step into the shoes of Lewis Wong, who quit as regional head of loan syndications for Greater China and northeast Asia, in May.
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Maybank has rejigged its top ranks with fresh appointments in its global banking and Islamic banking units, as well as the chief financial officer position, the Malaysian bank said.
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An executive director who quit the loans syndicate and distribution team of Standard Chartered in April, has joined UBS.
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The successful distribution of a jumbo loan for ChemChina’s acquisition of Syngenta shows that Chinese banks have learned quickly from past mistakes. And as the trend of Chinese companies snapping up prized assets overseas intensifies, they will only get better at arranging large, complex deals.
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Turkish banks Halkbank and Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi are refinancing one year loans and offering a premium to lenders committing in dollars.
