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Dubai's reputation in the capital markets has taken another step towards redemption after state-owned firm Dubai Holding Investment Group (DHIG) restructured a $1.2bn loan to extend the payment to 2020.
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In the run-up to the Loan Market Association’s annual conference on Thursday, bankers took an opportunity to review the last 12 months in the loans market. Although some optimistic predictions from last year’s conference have not been fulfilled, the loan market has developed into a stronger and more relevant funding tool.
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Investors hungry for yield have a new way to access emerging market loans, after the International Finance Corp (IFC) launched a new programme on Wednesday for institutional investors to access a portfolio of IFC-originated loans. The programme has already received its first backer — a $3bn commitment from China's central bank.
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After rock bottom loan volumes last year, emerging market issuers increased their borrowing in the loan market by a record amount in the first quarter of 2013, according to the Bank for International Settlements.
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Sberbank takes Japanese funding — Gunvor funds oil terminal — Ukraine turns to loans — Cocobod to sign Friday — Aspen goes global — Aureus gets South African funding — Tunisie Télécom upgrades
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Latin American debt markets proved that they were on the path to recovery even before the surprise lift provided by the US Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday. Four sub-investment grade names from the region sold a total of $2.85bn of bonds on Friday September 13, completing the biggest week in LatAm high yield since February 2011.