Noble said to be planning biggest ever loan backed by inventories
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NOBLE Group Ltd, the embattled commodity trader, is working on its largest ever loan backed by inventories as banks demand more security, forcing a dramatic overhaul in the way it borrows.
The Hong Kong-based company is seeking US$2.5 billion in a so-called borrowing base facility guaranteed by oil, with the potential to increase the final size to US$3.25 billion if commodity prices rise over the next year, according to people familiar with the deal who asked not to be named because the talks are private.
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