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Emerging Market Loans

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  • Sunac China Holdings, which on May 22 announced that it is acquiring a stake in Greentown China Holdings, is speaking to lenders for a loan of $250m, in a deal that bankers say is being directly arranged by the borrower.
  • Asia Cement (China) Holdings, which started speaking to banks earlier in May for a $250m loan, has picked Bank of Taiwan as the bookrunner, launching the deal to the market this week.
  • Internet firm Tencent Holdings, creator of messaging service WeChat and QQ, has sealed its $200m loan five months after it was launched into syndication, in a deal that drew a very weak response from the market due to its tight pricing.
  • Malaysian property developer Aspen Group has signed an MR95.5m ($29.7m) Islamic financing facility with the Malaysia Building Society to fund the state's first privately-initiated affordable housing project.
  • Khaled Al Faikh has left his job as secretary general of the Accounting and Auditing Organisation for Islamic Financial Institutions (AAOIFI).
  • Evraz launched a $700m deal this week to become the first Russian borrower to try to tackle the loan market since the country annexed Crimea on March 18. Other Russian borrowers considering loans can learn from its approach.