Dubai struggles through restructuring process

November 26, 2010 12:00 am

Dubai International Capital (DIC) refused to comment this week on rumours that it is seeking a margin of 200bp in debt restructuring negotiations. DIC is a subsidiary of Dubai Holding and it is restructuring its debt following a second repayment deferral on a $1.25bn loan which was originally due for repayment in June.

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