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Eighteen year facility backed by EIFO comes as interest in energy infrastructure mounts
New facility smaller than the original but 20% larger than the launch amount
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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Bank holidays should be a blessing to loans bankers, right? The clue about who should benefit from these freebies is right there in the name. It’s a shame that loans bankers’ bosses have other ideas. -
Indian mortgage lender Housing Development Finance Corp signed its $300m five year facility on Friday, May 9, which saw commitments worth $45m come in from banks that joined in general syndication.
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Indian Oil Corp has mandated nine banks for its latest fundraising, with the strong support at the top allowing the borrower to increase its loan to $650m from the $500m it had sought in its request for proposals.
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State Bank of India has closed its loan at $554.5m, managing to gather enough demand during syndication to increase its borrowing from the launch size of $390m.
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Noble Group, a supplier of agricultural and energy products, metals and minerals, has increased the final size of its loan to $2bn from the launch size of $1.35bn, with an impressive showing in syndication that saw some 40 banks join in.
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A long-awaited new wave of mergers and acquisitions is set to buoy the struggling European syndicated loan market, senior bankers said this week after the emergence of a jumbo bridge loan to finance Bayer’s $14.2bn acquisition of Merck & Co’s customer care business. Michael Turner reports.
