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CP Pokphand, part of Thai firm Charoen Pokphand Group, has raised a $600m loan to repay outstanding debt. -
Truly International, the holding company of LCD panel maker Truly Group, has tied up a HK$4.5bn ($580m) four year financing with a group of nine banks.
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Manchester Airport Group, the UK airports company, has signed £560m of refinancing loan facilities after a recent bond issue.
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State Bank of India has allocated its latest $500m borrowing, finding demand from eight new lenders during syndication.
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China Development Bank sold a $1bn bond on Thursday, wrapping up its third offshore outing of the year. Thanks to its quasi-sovereign status as well as savviness in timing, the policy bank managed to catch an opportune window for issuance.
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The dollar market ended its record-breaking run of issuance this week as uncertainty around the outcome of the UK referendum vote caused buyers to take flight and spreads to widen.
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Asia’s bond markets have remained resilient despite a Federal Open Market Committee meeting this week and rising concerns about the UK referendum on European Union membership. With deal flow building up for next week, bankers said Asian issuers stand to benefit from volatility in Europe, writes Narae Kim.
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MTR Corp has wrapped up its syndicated loan at a larger than expected HK$25bn ($3.22bn), after banks piled in and allowed the borrower to increase the facility from HK$15bn.
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Indonesian state-owned oil company Pertamina is understood to have lined up seven banks for a $1.5bn five year fundraising.
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Oman successfully pinned down $2.5bn of funding through a dual tranche note this week, even as Saudi Arabia’s gargantuan bond creeps closer.
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Ooredoo, the Qatar telecoms company, formerly Qtel, is roadshowing a dollar benchmark via eight banks, potentially adding to increased bond supply from the country, which already stands at seven times the full year total for 2015.
