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Indian Oil Corp has mandated a group of 12 banks to arrange its C$900m ($847m) acquisition financing marking not only the first time the state-owned company is raising funds in Canadian dollars, but also following in the footsteps of only a half a dozen other Asian borrowers that have issued loans in the currency. -
Indian company Tata Communications has connected with lenders for its $240m fundraising, launching the deal into general on February 6.
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The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) has arranged a $50m financing facility for an agricultural project in eastern Sudan.
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China Tencent’s “e-hongbao” service is the latest example of consumers seeking alternative financing channels. Traditional bank lenders should adopt these services or lose out to new rivals.
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A total of five banks are competing for K Wah Financial Services’ new HK$3bn dual-tranche loan, according to a banker close to the talks.
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Indian state-owned Hindustan Petroleum Corporation has mandated three banks to arrange a $300m three year loan, according to a banker close to the deal.
