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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. -
China Longyuan Power Corp has launched a Rmb1.7bn ($278m) three year offshore renminbi loan into general syndication.
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The trend in European corporate finance is towards bonds as the main source of drawn debt. But don’t stress. Big firms in much of Europe have made the transition already, and they still like loans for liquidity purposes and acquisitions. Peripheral Europe is catching up, but syndicated loans are more widespread than ever. As for small firms, banks remain the answer.
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PCW Property recently agreed a Shariah compliant facility with ABC International Bank to finance its £105m purchase of property in London.
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A consortium of Italian, South Korean and Qatari firms has signed a QR2.11bn ($580m) Islamic finance facility to pay build a new underground line for the Doha metro.
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Saudi Arabia's National Industrialisation Co (Tasnee) has agreed a SR4bn ($1.06bn) murabaha facility.
