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It has been a promising start to the year for leveraged buyout loans (LBOs) for Indian companies. With Chinese banks aggressively capturing domestically sponsored outbound M&A funding, international lenders are looking elsewhere for opportunities and India is proving a hit, writes Shruti Chaturvedi. -
JD.com’s inaugural outing in the international bond market could not have veered any further from expectations when the notes tanked in the secondary market. An overzealous pricing strategy was the main culprit for the poor performance, but divisive credit ratings for the Chinese company did not help either. Rev Hui reports.
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Qatar National Bank has sold the largest ever dollar floating rate note Formosa bond — a $625m deal — as several other issuers from the region clamour for the attention of this Taiwanese bond market.
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The fervour of expectation in the run up to this week’s US Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan meetings ended in widespread pain for foreign exchange, equity and derivative market participants.
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Mercuria, the Swiss energy and commodity trader, has launched its annual loan refinancing, and commitments are due May 16, according to a banker on the deal.
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StanChart veteran Lim retires — Lam given top China job at Citi — Citi India banker heads to HDFC Bank — BNP Paribas hires Ratliff for senior role
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