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  • Caracal Energy, a London-listed oil and gas company, has signed a debut $140m reserve-based senior secured facility to develop its assets in Chad.
  • China experienced its first debt defaults in 15 years when Shanghai Chaori and property company Zhejiang Xingrun Real Estate Company failed to make respective debt payments in March. Other borrowers will follow, which could be a good thing if Beijing manages it well.
  • China’s Minsheng Financial Leasing is back in the loan market for a $100m two year facility, picking Credit Suisse as the sole bookrunner and mandated lead arranger.
  • Shanghai Industrial Holdings wrapped up its HK$4bn ($512m) fundraising last week, adding three banks to its syndicate list.
  • Formosa Steel’s $700m five year loan is having a stellar response from the market, with commitments worth more than $1.4bn already received in syndication.
  • The Islamic finance industry continues to grow quickly, in terms of both assets and users. Yet within this fast-growing sector a number of banks tend to stand out for the quality of their services. ASIAMONEY picks the stand-out Islamic banks in Asia and the Middle East for the past year. By Chris Wright.