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Banks that received public bail-outs during the financial crisis have continued to participate in a high proportion of "risky" syndicated loans transactions, according to analysts at the Bank for International Settlements.
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Russian oil firm Rosneft has approached banks for a loan of up to $15bn to part finance its purchase of BP’s half of oil firm TNK-BP.
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Sabana Real Estate Investment Management has lined up a S$258.6m ($210.8m) club loan, turning to two of the banks that helped it list on the Singapore stock exchange, alongside an old relationship lender, to raise the money needed to refinance an outstanding deal.
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Fifteen banks are considering committing to a $200m loan from Macquarie Bank, after the Australian institution turned to Taiwanese lenders for financing last week.
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Turkey’s Vakifbank has signed a $642m-equivalent one year loan from a syndicate of international banks. The loan was split between a €151m ($197m) tranche and a $444.5m piece. ING co-ordinated the banking group, which was made up of 24 lenders.