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The bank's regular appearances in primary markets stopped after Russia invaded Ukraine
Japanese government bond yields have risen during the last few months
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Demand peaked at six times the deal size, but many orders dropped out
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Ukraine’s ViOil has returned to the market for an $80m loan, with the cooking oil company managing to stretch the tenor of its bank debt from one to three years. -
Akbank has been defiant in the face of claims from pockets of the loan market that its latest deal will not gain enough traction to fully refinance the loan it is replacing, claiming that a 100% rollover is still a possibility.
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Investors’ eyes are on the Middle East this week as a slew of borrowers bring Sukuk trades to market, but while hopes are high for successful deals, a Turkish central bank rate decision looms large in investors’ minds.
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Most rated Turkish corporates can handle their refinancing needs over the next 12-18 months, according to Moody’s. This is despite anecdotal evidence from bankers about deteriorating loan metrics in the country.
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Akbank’s revised lender-friendly terms on its syndicated loan looks like it will be enough to secure a decent deal, though some bankers considering the trade say the issue runs far deeper than risk adjusted pricing.
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Latvia has completed its 2018 funding programme with a €350m dual tranche deal, picking up the rest of the cash it was unable to raise in May.
