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Qatar Telecom (QTel) will follow last week’s groundbreaking 30 year bond issuance with a $1bn self arranged club loan that it is gearing up to sign.
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Bankers leading Indonesian power company Navigat Energy’s $100m five year loan are close to wrapping up syndication of the deal, after receiving commitments from one bank — and signs that other banks are giving the deal a close look.
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Australia and New Zealand Bank has been picked as the sole bookrunner of a $120m five year loan for Indian Oil Corp, beating competition from three other banks.
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Phoenix Group Holdings, the closed-life insurance firm, launched a £250m placing and open offer designed to support a re-profiling of its loans and to increase dividend payments. The deal is fully backed by alternative asset manager Och-Ziff at a small discount to the recent share price, instead of being underwritten by a bank syndicate.
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The M&A deal drought looks like it could finally be coming to an end, according to the latest EuroWeek Loans poll. An optimistic majority (42%) of respondents think that M&A has to make a meaningful comeback this year.
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Russia’s largest private financial institution Alfa Bank is closing in on a club deal for around $280m. Seven banks have been asked to provide $40m each.