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Bank of India has become the latest Asian borrower to close an offshore dollar loan after gaining an exemption from the Reserve Bank of India’s rules on maturities, raising $200m after attracting two Arab banks alongside the seven leads.
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Three commodities companies have closed larger-than-expected dollar loans, after setting their sights on Asian bank lenders that have proven to be a captive audience for these borrowers over the last few years.
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Asian loan margins are unlikely to fall much further, despite banker fears that a lack of supply in the region’s bank lending market will encourage borrowers to push hard on pricing, Atul Sodhi, chairman of the Asia Pacific Loan Market Association (APLMA) and head of Asian loans at Crédit Agricole, told EuroWeek Asia.
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Dubai’s national carrier, flydubai, has signed a $117.5m 12 year export credit agency-backed facility to purchase Boeing 737-800 aircraft.