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Oman is finalising a $1bn sovereign loan and could sign as early as tomorrow (Thursday), according to a banker on the deal. -
In emerging markets, loans are leading the charge for financing this year, but the CEEMEA and Lat AM bond markets have made a slow start, with only one roadshow announcement so far.
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Indian state-owned companies Power Finance Corp (PFC) and Rural Electrification Corp (REC) have sent out requests for proposals for loans worth a collective $520m. The invitations come close on the heels of the Reserve Bank of India’s announcement of a new framework to regulate overseas borrowings.
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Yingda International Leasing is making its debut in the Hong Kong and US dollar loan markets with a $200m dual-currency facility as it looks to increase its visibility among international lenders.
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A $600m loan for the upstream oil and gas arm of Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGN) has seen commitments worth $100m come in so far.
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Kuwaiti petrochemicals firm Equate has signed $6bn of loans, with a range of lenders from different regions joining the five underwriting banks.
