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Union Bank of Nigeria is set to become the latest of a string of Nigerian banks to sign an internationally syndicated loan, but lenders have already begun shifting their gaze to a new African financial institutions market — Ghana.
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Indonesian companies CT Corp and Pertamina both launched their deals into general syndication this week, after signing the loans at the end of last year.
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Consolidation of Taiwanese banks has been put back on the table after the ministry of finance asked Mega Financial Holding Company to assess the feasibility of it acquiring other state-owned banks, writes Rashmi Kumar. Restructuring the banking sector has been broached many times as a way to ease fierce domestic competition, and stabilise loan pricing, but market watchers not only think the plans are unlikely to be fruitful, but will not make things any better for banks even if they do happen.
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Power Assets Holdings signed its jumbo HK$37bn ($4.7bn) three year loan last Friday, as part of the financing of its spin-off IPO of Hong Kong Electric Investments, which is now underway.
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Hong Kong’s Yue Xiu Enterprises is seeking a $900m dual-tranche loan, appointing DBS as the co-ordinator, as it looks to take out the $1bn acquisition-related bridge signed last year.