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Resets and refis prominent in pipeline as loan market softens, offering respite from repricing wave
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India’s privately-owned Manipal Education is preparing to add banks to its $270m loan over the next few weeks, and bankers think the juicy pricing will be enough to bring in plenty more lenders.
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The recent success of a A$700m ($723.5m) loan from Nine Entertainment — which gave bankers a rare example of a reverse flex in Asia Pacific — has sparked fear in some quarters that last-minute cuts in margins could become a feature of the region’s loan market. But most bankers think that this is one trend they will be able to resist, writes Rashmi Kumar.
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Loan market veteran Adrian Walker has joined Goldman Sachs as an executive director in the fixed income currency and commodities emerging market structuring team.
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Morgan Stanley’s head of CEEMEA loan syndicate in global capital markets, Paul Cox, has left the bank. He left the job last week, said a banker at the US firm. A spokesperson for the bank declined to comment.
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Syndicated loans bankers have warned borrowers from peripheral Europe that now may be the best time in 2013 to lock in financing for maturities due in the next 18 months.
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Emerging market lenders are bracing themselves for a pricing plunge. Two of Turkey’s top tier banks confirmed on Thursday that they are planning to use their spring refinancing loans to undercut the 125bp margin and fees benchmark paid by Garanti in November and demand as low as 100bp all-in.