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Shuanghui International’s $4bn loan to support its acquisition of Smithfield Foods is getting plenty of heat from bankers in Asia, who dislike the deal’s structure. Their concerns are legitimate, but it is time they stopped complaining and prepared to step out of their comfort zones.
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Abu Dhabi barge operator Gulf Marine Services has signed a Dh1.32bn ($360m) syndicated Islamic financing facility. -
Jordan has signed a $358m murabaha agreement with the International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation, the investment arm of the Islamic Development Bank.
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Dubai Duty Free (DDF) is hoping to reprice a $1.75bn six year loan it signed in July 2012. The borrower has watched the loans market and the margins on offer improve steadily, and will not be the only Middle East borrower wanting to push pricing tighter, said loans bankers.
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Bahraini hotel developer Banader has reached a BD18m ($47.5m) financing agreement with Kuwait Finance House (KFH) Bahrain, a unit of Kuwaiti Islamic bank.
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Gas transport company Maran Nakilat has obtained $662.4m of murabaha financing from Qatari Islamic banks QIB and Barwa to expand its fleet of liquid natural gas carrier ships. The financing will also enable Nakilat to increase its ownership stake in the joint venture.
