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Turkish commercial bank Akbank has launched the first of its two annual loan refinancings, leading the way for other Turkish banks to follow. -
Qatar has signed its $5.5bn five year loan with 13 banks in the syndicate. The six underwriting banks are holding at least $4.2bn of the loan between them, according to a banker on the deal.
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Haitong International Securities is due to make a comeback to the syndicated loan market shortly for a loan of up to HK$10bn, with eight mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners at the helm.
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Indonesian oil and gas company Pertamina, which reset covenants on a 2015 loan, is speaking to relationship banks for a new borrowing. But its operations in the beleaguered upstream oil and gas sector could make it difficult to negotiate lower pricing, reckon bankers.
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Bankers are hoping for some busy Kazakhstan deal flow as the Tengizchevroil (TCO) oil consortium holds discussions for an unsecured corporate loan of several billion dollars.
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Tata Power subsidiary Bhira Investments, which has picked six lenders to arrange a refinancing of a $460m facility, is stretching the tenor of the new loan to five years.
