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Power generation company InterGen is raising $1bn of new loan facilities, including $500m-equivalent of revolving credit lines to be denominated in sterling and dollars.
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Aurizon Holdings’ A$3.1bn ($3.04bn) loan has been launched into syndication, in what bankers say is the biggest Australian dollar deal so far this year.
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Banco Itaú’s $750m loan will be closing next week, after the leads on the deal received a good response from both Asian and US lenders.
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The bookrunners on Jindal Steel and Power’s $400m five year loan plan to open it to the general market on Monday (May 27), with two levels of commitments up on offer.
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International and regional lenders are once again opening their wallets to Dubai, the debt laden emirate. But they would do well to heed the lessons from the last three years or they could be doomed to repeat them.
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Telecommunications firm Etisalat Nigeria has signed a $1.2bn-equivalent syndicated loan from 13 Nigerian banks.