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Zesco, the Zambian state-owned power firm, is syndicating a $122m seven year loan, part of which is guaranteed by US government agency USAID. -
The Ranger was relentless in hounding busy bankers last week - no matter what activities they were already engaged in.
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A fundraising for a unit of China National Chemical Corp is set to increase to €630m ($683.6m) from the launch size of €600m, after more than 10 banks piled into the syndicate.
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A bank meeting for lenders interested in a $130m leveraged buyout loan for LVMH’s Asian investment arm has been postponed, according to sources.
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Financial sanctions on Russian entities and other international political tensions have slowed syndicated lending to emerging markets in 2015 and, according to a Loan Market Association poll, the market remains wary of the outlook for 2016.
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Kuwait petrochemical firm Equate is scheduled to complete its $6bn loan this week, while Oman and Qatar continue syndicating their sovereign loans.
