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In support of its bid to become the centre of Islamic economy, Dubai has launched a murabaha platform.
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Sri Lanka’s National Development Bank has obtained loans worth $125m, backed by International Finance Corp, as it seeks to expand access to finance for small and medium enterprises. -
Abu Dhabi investment firm Waha Capital has overcome some lenders' concerns about financing a holding company to smash through its refinancing target by signing a $750m five year loan.
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The Indonesian loan market has experienced a tough three months, with the country seeing the biggest drop in volume among southeast Asian countries. Luckily, a host of names have reignited interest among banks with their request for proposals for US dollar funding. The trend is likely to continue, reckon senior bankers, with expectations high that pricing is to rise.
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Chinese hotel chain 7 Days Group Holdings, which went private in the middle of last year, is back in the market with a $300m five year facility, just months after signing a $120m loan to fund the buyout.
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China’s Dongfeng Motor Corp, which said in February that it was acquiring a 14% stake in French company Peugeot Citroën, is expected to sign a €830m ($1.14bn) club loan this week, according to a banker.
