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Emerging market lenders are facing a double whammy from Turkey this week, after Akbank launched a $1.2bn-equivalent refinancing deal split across one and two year tranches with punchy pricing at 100bp and 125bp all-in, respectively.
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Bankers returning to their desks after the Chinese New Year holiday may get a nice welcome back: a request for proposals for Noble Group’s latest $2bn loan.
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The $150m loan for Chinese television maker TCL Multimedia Technology Holdings is expected to receive a strong response lenders, who bankers think will be attracted by pricing of 241bp over dollar Libor.
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Indonesian conglomerate CT Corp’s $750m three year loan has attracted plenty of interest from small lenders, and the bookrunners expect commitments to roll in by next week.
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Qatari consumer Islamic finance firm Al Jazeera Finance has signed a $95m-equivalent dual currency murabaha facility. This is the firm's first ever syndicated loan.
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Abu Dhabi’s state run investment firm Mubadala has formally approached banks for a self-arranged $2bn-equivalent refinancing facility.