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Local dollar funding costs for Taiwanese banks are spiralling upwards, with three month TaiFX increasing from 90bp in early December to 148bp on February 19. The rate is now roughly 125bp wider than Libor, hurting lenders who are struggling to make profits on international syndicated loans. There is little chance of respite soon. If the gap continues to widen, it could prompt banks to invoke market disruption clauses, writes Rashmi Kumar.
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Astra Sedaya Finance has opened up its $330m three year loan to the general market, with the aim of getting at least $500m from lenders.
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Australian company Metcash is seeking a A$400m ($361.6m) loan, and has picked three banks to arrange the financing.
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The Egyptian Company for Mobile Services (Mobinil) has signed an E£2.26bn ($324m) syndicated loan to refinance bank debt and repay bonds due to mature in the next two years.
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Development Bank of Kazakhstan has signed a €120m loan as it seeks to increase lending to transport, infrastructure and energy projects.
