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Cambodia's Advanced Bank of Asia (ABA Bank) has tied up a $50m borrowing with Taiwanese lenders, taking double the amount raised in its international loan debut last year. -
India's Vedanta Resources is talking to banks about a $300m borrowing for its mining operations in South Africa, setting the wheels in motion for its third international loan of the year.
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New accounting rules could hit the loan syndications market, potentially adding to earnings volatility and changing how banks book their underwriting fees. But the rules could clash with the EU’s leveraged lending guidance.
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All eyes in the leveraged loan market this week were trained on UK health food retailer Holland & Barrett.
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Indian borrowers are increasingly raising offshore loans with tenors of five to seven years, in a bid to smooth out their maturity profiles and avoid a massive debt overhang. The shift comes at the right time, as international lenders slowly warm up to longer-dated deals, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
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Allocations for a $235m three-tranche financing for private equity firm Partners Group’s acquisition of Philippine business process outsourcing company SPi Global were firmed up on Tuesday.
