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Both Schaeffler and Wood MacKenzie wrapped up successful repricings this week, slashing 175bp and 125bp respectively from the costs of their existing loan facilities and encountering little pushback from investors.
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Mobile telecommunications firm Zain Saudi has once again extended the final maturity of its outstanding Sr9bn ($2.4bn) murabaha as it tries to refinance the Islamic deal.
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Deutsche Bank launched Giti Tire’s $225m loan into general syndication at the end of last week, and is now confident that it will find enough demand to increase the size of the deal by $50m.
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Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba Group has returned to lenders for its latest jumbo financing, sending out a request for proposals for an $8bn loan. The company has already shown in the past that it can pull off multi-billion dollar deals — but some bankers fear the deal will push the Asian loan market near to breaking point.
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Credit Suisse has hired Ashish Sharma, previously a senior Asian loans banker at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, to replace Justin Crane, who left the Swiss bank three months ago.