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Bankers in Asia are expecting a pickup in loan activity, believing that corporates will realise that now is the time to tap the market for leveraged loans. While hopes are high for deals from more active markets such as Australia and China, bankers say India is worrisome owing to some recent regulatory changes.
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Turkish financial institution Turk Ekonomi Bankasi (TEB) has soared past its refinancing target to sign a $553m-equivalent euro and dollar denominated one year syndicated loan. -
Property developer Saudi Hotels and Resort Areas Co. (Sharaco) has signed a Sr308.8m ($82m) murabaha financing to fund a new hotel in Riyadh's diplomatic quarter.
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Oil India and the international arm of Oil and Natural Gas Corp, ONGC Videsh, have sent out two separate requests for proposals for a loan totalling $2.4bn.
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The latest spurt in chunky refinancings has led some loans bankers to realise that they should push borrowers to tap lenders now, amid rising fears that the Asian loan market will face a liquidity crunch in the next quarter after US quantitative easing starts to taper.
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Follow International has launched a $400m five year financing into syndication through bookrunners Fubon Bank and Standard Chartered, with two others also looking to join at the top level.
