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Loans bankers in Asia are putting their hopes on corporate mergers and acquisitions to drive volumes. While optimism is high for deals from busy markets such as Australia, China and Hong Kong, a combination of currency volatility and recent regulatory changes have shattered hopes of any such uptick in India, writes Rashmi Kumar.
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Carphone Warehouse Group, the UK mobile phone retailer, has wrapped up the syndication of £650m of debt to support its takeover of Best Buy’s 50% stake in Carphone Warehouse Europe.
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The scorching hot weather and summer market break have not been enough to encourage a breakthrough of positivity among emerging markets loans bankers, many of whom fear that the rest of the year will be as dire as the first eight months, according to a poll conducted by EuroWeek.
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China National Offshore Oil Corp is speaking to banks about raising $3bn of debt, just six months after it borrowed $6bn through a loan.
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Mercuria Energy Group is speaking to 14 banks about arranging a loan of $800m, as it looks to refinance a facility signed last year.
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Oil India and the international arm of Oil and Natural Gas Corp, ONGC Videsh, have sent out requests for proposals for loans totalling $2.4bn.