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Dongfeng Yueda Kia Motor is close to sending out mandates for its $400m loan. Four or five Chinese banks are in the running after pitching with margins in the low 100bp range.
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The push for project bonds to become a financing alternative for African borrowers is nothing more than wishful thinking, according to a EuroWeek Loans poll.
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Dubai state-owned Investment Corporation of Dubai (ICD) is near to signing its $2bn conventional and Islamic refinancing facility, with bankers eager to complete the deal by the end of May. -
Two recent chunky loans have left bankers stunned by what they consider ludicrously low margins. But with no sign of an end to falling prices, they have more reason than ever to be worried.
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Regal Real Estate Investment Trust has hit the market for a HK$4.8bn ($619m) five year refinancing loan, two years before the money is due. It is taking advantage of falling pricing, pitching the new loan with a margin that is 60bp lower than the old transaction.
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Three banks have launched property company Great Eagle Holdings’ HK$6.8bn ($876m) three year loan into syndication, and are offering lenders all-ins of 160bp for their commitments.
