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Vedanta Resources is planning to return to the loan market for the first time in over a year, after picking State Bank of India to manage a $300m loan. That will help the company refinance part of the $1bn of loans it has falling due before the end of India’s financial year.
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There was more pain this week for lenders to UK directories firm Hibu — formerly Yell — as the company said on Wednesday that it would make two debt scheduled repayments at par in September and October totalling £89m.
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It is becoming tougher to tell which markets can still be considered emerging in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, according to panellists at the Loan Market Association’s syndicated loans conference held this week in London.
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In what some believe could be a sign of things to come in tough amend and extend discussions, Spanish retailer Cortefiel is set to launch a scheme of arrangement through the UK courts in order to secure its extension target of 90%.
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Indonesian car company Indomobil has heavily throttled back on allocations to bank lenders for its $75m loan.
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Loans market participants are optimistic about the European pipeline of transactions for 2013, as bankers insist that the sector remains in rude health despite weak volumes.