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Domestic banks in central and eastern Europe are becoming a lending force to be reckoned with in their local markets, bankers said this week, as a flurry of deals financed by domestic firms showcased the liquidity they have to offer, writes Michael Turner.
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Birds Eye Iglo will issue a loan to finance a dividend for its owner Permira as investors seeking paper in the leveraged market keep up their clamour to participate in aggressive recaps and repricings.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia has outlined plans to become the latest central bank to demand standardised loan level data for securitisations used as repo collateral.
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Australian mortgage lender Resimac plans to price a non-conforming RMBS deal worth around A$250m ($259.3m) on Friday, after deciding to hold open the order book a day longer than initially planned.
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PetroVietnam Exploration Production Corp has proved that Vietnamese borrowers can attract good demand in the loan market. But amid shrinking borrowing plans and rising questions about the country’s economy, loans bankers complain that the deal means little. They say the problem is that the pipeline is empty, writes Matthew Thomas.
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Bankomat’s owners provide cash in start-up loan