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Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for a five year $115m Shariah-compliant financing facility for Foulath, a Bahrain based iron and steel manufacturer.
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Loans bankers are waiting by their phones for the call from Abu Dhabi telecoms firm Etisalat to finalise a loan of up to $6bn, after it announced on Monday evening that it had signed an agreement to buy 53% of Maroc Telecom from Vivendi.
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Taiwanese lenders reliant on high margin loans to Chinese borrowers are having to rein in their plans, blaming a cap on how much exposure they can have to the country’s credits. But with Chinese borrowers providing an increasing chunk of the business in the loan market, it’s time for the Taiwanese regulator to ease its rules and allow the island's banks to do more business in China.
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Turkish participation (that is, Islamic) bank Kuveyt Türk has launched a $250m Shariah-compliant club loan into the market.
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Qatari infrastructure firm United Development Company (UDC) has agreed a QR854m ($235m) Shariah-compliant facility with local Islamic bank, Masraf Al Rayan. -
Bank of China has launched into syndication the first offshore renminbi loan to reference the unified CNH Hibor — which came into force in June — for a subsidiary of China Longyuan Power Corp. But in order to protect banks from fluctuations in the new interbank rate, the deal’s margin comes with a floor, writes Lorraine Cushnie.
