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    Asia
    Asia loans news in brief, October 17, 2019
    India's Vedanta, Syndicate Bank make loan comeback — Shanghai Sinnoil defaults on $400m loan — Fullerton allocates $250m among 17 banks — Lesso closes $1.1bn refi — Indorent holds non-deal roadshows
    Pan Yue, October 17, 2019
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    Asia
    The end of Libor: Asian banks are unprepared
    How much work have Asian banks put in to get ready for the end of Libor on December 31, 2021? Senior bankers in the region tend to respond to this question with shrugs, caveats and equivocations. It is clear, they admit privately, that not much progress has been made.
    Pan Yue, October 17, 2019
  • Peter Babej 230x
    Asia
    Citi names Babej new Apac CEO
    Citi has made Peter Babej, head of its financial institutions group, its new chief executive officer in Asia Pacific, looking outside the region for a replacement of former boss Francisco Aristeguieta.
    Jonathan Breen, October 17, 2019
  • IBK_230px
    Asia
    IBK mixes fixed, floating for $600m bond return
    Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK) raised $600m on Wednesday from a combination of fixed and floating rate notes.
    Morgan Davis, October 17, 2019
  • Asia
    Sri Lanka debt trap with China claim is ‘rubbish’ — central bank
    Sri Lanka’s deputy central bank governor, P Nandalal Weerasinghe, tells GlobalMarkets that claims it had fallen into a Chinese debt trap are “rubbish”, pointing out that loans from the Asian giant were lower than those from some multilateral development banks
    Rashmi Kumar, October 17, 2019
  • Trump’s Turkey sanctions threat has no teeth, say investors
    Investors are keeping a watchful eye over the escalating tit-for-tat threats between the United States and Turkey. Asset prices have so far remain unmoved, but analysts have warned that any move to impose tougher sanctions could be catastrophic
    Lewis McLellan, October 17, 2019
  • Out of the Woods
    Seen and heard in the corridors of the Annual Meetings
    EuroWeek Editor 1, October 17, 2019
  • Asia
    China’s Ma calls for action from MDBs on green financing
    Ma Jun, a green activist who also sits on the monetary policy committee of the Chinese central bank, tells GlobalMarkets that multilateral development banks need to focus on risk mitigation, reduce the risk of default on demonstration projects and help local banks deliver more lending if they want to deliver on financing green infrastructure
    Rashmi Kumar, October 17, 2019
  • Asia
    African countries brought to their knees as China debt soars
    Heavy debt burdens are forcing African countries to either renegotiate loan terms with China, or ask for debt forgiveness, with some blaming China’s lack of attention to debt sustainability.
    Rashmi Kumar, October 17, 2019
  • IMF
    Asia
    Taiwan CB may have vast hidden $ reserves, but Treasury could turn blind eye to currency manipulator charge
    A new report claims that Taiwan has over a $100bn of hidden dollar reserves — more than enough for the US Treasury to classify the Asian country a currency manipulator if it wanted to. But given Taiwan’s strained relationship with China, the US might be prepared to look the other way
    Owen Sanderson, October 17, 2019
  • SSA
    Germany puts EIB’s climate ambition at risk with push for loopholes
    The EIB’s hopes of becoming Europe’s ‘climate bank’ and its leadership role among multilateral development banks in moving to a cleaner economy are at risk if conservative country shareholders demand further weakening of its new Energy Lending Policy that would ban nearly all fossil fuel lending
    Jon Hay, October 17, 2019
  • IMF
    Emerging Markets
    Crunch time for debt-ridden Argentina ahead of crucial IMF talks
    Ministers from Argentina are flying into Washington tonight but with elections just days away, the fate of the country’s IMF bailout plan will depend on the attitude taken by Alberto Fernández, the odds-on favourite to be the next president
    Oliver West, October 17, 2019
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