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Tight spreads keep Middle East borrowers in bond market, and away from loans
Kazakh bank doubles the tenor to two years compared to previous deals
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Europe’s loan bankers are worried that record levels of corporate credit downgrades will lower the credit quality of their entire loan portfolio, ramping up capital demands and potentially putting a squeeze on credit availability. -
Canvest Environmental Protection Group Co, a Hong Kong-based waste-to-energy company, has returned to the loan market for a HK$1.97bn ($251.6m) unsecured deal. In an unusual move, the firm will postpone its covenant tests for the first six months. Pan Yue reports.
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UK pub companies with secured debt structures have moved swiftly to cut costs and secure covenant waivers, but longer-term social distancing and a slow reopening could push them into equity raises and debt restructurings, according to two specialists involved in many of the pub deals.
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Singapore’s CapitaLand has become the first company to raise a loan benchmarked against the Singapore overnight average rate (Sora), as the market prepares for a transition away from Libor and the country’s equivalent, the Singapore dollar swap offer rate (Sor).
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The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank has approved loans totalling $1.2bn to India and Pakistan to help the two countries combat the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Angus Whelchel, former global head of private capital markets at Barclays, has been hired by US boutique advisory group Moelis & Co to head its private capital markets team.
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