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Dollar loan volumes from India have risen 10% so far this year, with numbers driven mainly by fundraisings for large conglomerates and state-owned firms. This is despite a slump in overall activity in the rest of Asia. But the lukewarm response during syndication for some of the recently closed deals indicates a pushback on pricing from retail lenders, writes Shruti Chaturvedi. -
Hong Kong-listed conglomerate Dah Chong Hong is readying a loan to back its acquisition of Li & Fung’s Asia consumer and healthcare distribution business.
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JP Morgan’s head of syndicated and leveraged finance Australia has left the bank, with the head of European loan trading having resigned also, sources with knowledge of the matter have confirmed.
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A managing director of loans execution will leave Barclays in London at the end of May.
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This is a truncated week, with a UK holiday on Monday and France and Germany out on Thursday, but companies have crammed Europe’s investment grade bond market with deals in the two days in between.
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Indonesian company Trans Media has received a covenant waiver from lenders on a $500m loan raised in 2014.
