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Standard Bank is in the market for two loans, a $750m deal for Standard Bank of South Africa and a deal for its Kenyan subsidiary, Stanbic Kenya, according to bankers. -
One more bank has joined the top group for a loan for Tata Power subsidiary Bhira Investments. The borrower had initially shortlisted six lenders for the facility to refinance a $460m loan it wrapped up in October 2014.
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Abu Dhabi’s government-related entities (GREs) are expected to turn to the loan market this year as redemptions and expansion projects in the region increase the need for funding.
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The head of Oman’s central bank has called for his country's borrowers to embrace capital market funding, with the sovereign widely expected to lead the charge itself with a large bond or sukuk.
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The prospect of a huge financing package to back ChemChina’s $43bn acquisition of Syngenta has left bankers guessing how the two banks arranging the funding are going to structure and distribute the debt, especially as the lenders are working under separate mandates. Despite their size, the loans are expected to be well supported thanks to abundant liquidity in Europe and the target’s strong credentials, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
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Abu Dhabi’s government related entities (GREs) are expected to turn to the loan market this year as redemptions and expansion projects in the region increase the need for funding.
