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Turkish Islamic bank Al Baraka Turk has signed an oversubscribed $430m murabaha financing after launching the deal into syndication at $250m.
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Bankers working on Indian Oil Corp’s $500m three year loan have launched it into general syndication, with three roadshows scheduled for next week.
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Royal Industries Indonesia, an agro-industrial company, is tapping the market for a $300m multi-tranche financing, offering generous margins of at least 400bp over dollar Libor.
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Thai retailer CP All is refinancing the jumbo $6bn bridge loan taken in May this year, using a combination of local currency bonds and loans, as well as a US dollar loan package.
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Hong Kong’s loan market has hit the limelight in the past week, thanks to a spate of property developers seeking club loans to meet their financing needs. Their timing is certainly ideal, as low loan pricings continue to appeal. But as funding costs for banks rise, borrowers should prepare themselves — not only to pay juicier margins, but to also look for a wider investor base.
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Crest Nicholson's private equity owners launched a £112m block of shares in the UK housebuilder on Tuesday night, the first sell-down since the company's IPO in February. Meanwhile, the founder of Eurasia Drilling is also selling an $84m block in that company.