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Standard Chartered's regional head of loan syndications for Greater China and northeast Asia has resigned to move to a rival, according to a source. -
Oil products storage and distribution firm Puma Energy has increased the size of its latest revolver to $800m from $500m, with 35 lenders making commitments. The company has also managed to extend the maturity on part of a three year facility raised last year.
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Turkey’s Garanti Bank has increased the amount of dollar commitments in its latest loan refinancing, while Yapi Kredi saw the proportion of dollars fall.
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The Islamic subsidiary of Turkey’s Ziraat Bank has signed its first murabaha loan, increasing the deal from $75m to $155m. Meanwhile, Sharjah Islamic Bank secured a $265m loan.
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Saudi Arabia signed a $10bn loan with its relationship banks this week, according to one lead banker, and secured the price of a three year loan with a guarantee of five year money, according to three bankers.
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Dollar loan volumes from India have risen 10% so far this year, with numbers driven mainly by fundraisings for large conglomerates and state-owned firms. This is despite a slump in overall activity in the rest of Asia. But the lukewarm response during syndication for some of the recently closed deals indicates a pushback on pricing from retail lenders, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
