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In Europe loans are the key to opening ancillary business while in the Middle East relationships should cap premiums
Market stress so far confined to consumer credit and SMEs across region
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State Bank of India has zeroed in on six lenders for a $600m financing. Although the mandate has been firmed up, general syndication will likely launch next year, said a banker close to the deal. -
Export-Import Bank of India, which sold its first 144A bond in July, has now turned to the syndicated loan market for a $75m borrowing.
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A Park Hotel Group company has approached the loan market for a S$760m ($536m) five year fundraising.
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The Schuldschein market is finishing its busiest year ever with the foot on the gas, with more than 20 deals in the market at once. Investor demand is not expected to dip as a result of the scrum, but some deals may not see brimming levels of oversubscription, according to bankers.
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Commodity trader Gunvor increased its European revolving credit facility by around 50% to meet oversubscribed commitments, having also grown its $725m working capital loan after strong demand.
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Bank of Baroda has rolled out its $300m three year into general syndication with the help of four leads. Pricing is close to what State Bank of India, the country’s largest lender, paid for its last three year facility.
