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Bankers keen to pick up a slice of Malaysian risk could get their wish this month as several Malaysian companies look to launch dollar loans. Lenders have been starved of Malaysian credits this year — and bankers are optimistic that these deals will do well as a result.
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Irish telecoms firm Eircom — which raised €4bn of debt for its 2006 takeover by Babcock & Brown —met its lenders on Friday to discuss progress of its balance sheet restructuring. It is beginning talks with the co-ordinating committee, representing first-lien lenders, in relation to a waiver of the company’s senior debt to Ebtida covenant.
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Korea’s four biggest banks — Hana Bank, Kookmin Bank, Shinhan Bank and Woori Bank — are starting to firm up their funding plans for the second half of the year, and despite a strong supply of loans from those banks already this year, lenders are confident they can still win plenty of business before the year is out.
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Natixis CIB Americas is spying growth across its global structured credit and conduits platform while bank counterparts in Europe are struggling with exposure to the sovereign credit crisis, according to Yann Gindre, ceo.
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Commerzbank’s head of loan capital markets for financial institutions, Eric Zimny, has left after 16 years. He will take up a new emerging markets-focused position at another bank on October 3.
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Lehman Brothers Holdings has entered into an agreement under which WCAS Fraser Investment would manage $5.3 billion of the fallen firm’s commercial-loan portfolio with the goal of turning it into cash quickly.