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At least one mandated lead arranger from Finansbank’s November 2011 loan has opted not to lend to the bank again for this year’s deal, as poor projected secondary market prices and the impact on risk weighted assets prove too big an obstacle.
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MIDDLE EAST QTel signs first murabaha
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BNP Paribas is expanding its secondary loan and high yield bond sales and trading team in London and New York, in a bid to take advantage of the fact that others are pulling back from the business even as the bank reckons the high yield market is growing, writes Stefanie Linhardt.
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Chinese banks will keep up their steady growth in lending next year, sustaining a double-digit rise in loan volumes despite falling rates and a slowing economy, according to CreditSights analysts.
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Indonesian power company Pertamina has returned to its old lenders for the refinancing of a $602m loan, and has shown the huge progress in its country’s standing in the international capital markets by slashing pricing compared to what it had to pay the last time it was in the market, writes Matthew Thomas.
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South African diamond miner Petra Diamond has signed $238m-equivalent of loans as the firm looks to restructure its debt.