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China’s policy of easing interest rates has pushed down expectations for the renminbi, and made mainland banks more comfortable holding foreign currencies. That has added to a change in rules that makes it more sensible for companies to borrow onshore, and further threatens loan volumes outside of the country, writes Matthew Thomas.
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CVC’s Swiss telco Sunrise Communications has preplaced its new Sfr250m revolving credit facility with relationship banks as part of the high yield bond refinancing of its Sfr1.081bn of credit facilities (see Corporate Bonds section for more details).
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Taiwanese banks are still hungry to increase lending in the foreign currency markets, despite rising funding costs and a still large spread between local dollar funding rates and Libor.
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Gunvor’s $500m RCF for new refinery launched
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China ZhengTong Auto Services has approached bankers with a $200m loan, hoping to find the money to pay back some of the debt it took on when buying a domestic rival last year. The company will have a site visit with potential lenders next week.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev’s $14bn loan supporting its acquisition of Mexico’s Grupo Modelo has been provided by the banks that led its amended $8bn revolver signed last summer.