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Two leasing companies have rolled out their loans into general syndication, with China Universal Leasing seeking Rmb800m ($126m) from onshore lenders and CDB Leasing looking for $300m offshore. -
Pakistan eyes life insurance IPO — SECP gives nod for unified stock exchange — BW Pacific sets sail for Oslo
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Standard Chartered has been given the nod for its debut Panda bond issuance from the People’s Bank of China (PBoC). The deal is expected to take place quite soon, two sources with knowledge of the trade told GlobalRMB.
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Standard & Poor’s slashed the rating of Mongolia to B from B+ this week, citing the country’s poor economic growth prospects for the next few years. The cut was quickly followed by downgrades of the nation’s three major banks.
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Doha Bank is the latest lender to join the parade of financial institutions looking to gain access to Asian bank liquidity for their syndicated loans. The lender has launched a $500m fundraising that requires a chunky minimum commitment.
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Sri Lanka’s Bank of Ceylon is seeking a fundraising of up to $200m, returning to loans after a two year absence. But while the borrower is approaching lenders at a time when they are very liquid, it may struggle to woo new banks, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
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