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Chinese President Hu Jintao visited Hong Kong last week, sparking hopes among offshore renminbi market participants that they would hear a raft of specific measures that could help the market grow. They were left disappointed, but that may be for the best. So far the pace of reform has been dangerously fast. A little pause for breath would be no bad thing lest investors and issuers start to suffer from growing pains.
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Turkish conglomerate Dogus Holding has hired Bank of America and Citi as mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners for a $250m-equivalent dual currency term loan. Both banks have underwritten the deal.
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Halkbank grows lending group to sign
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Gazprombank is the latest Russian borrower to approach banks for a new deal as the long awaited revival of the country’s loan market begins to pick up pace for the second half of the year.
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A recent increase in foreign currency borrowing from India has not made loans bankers less bearish about the potential for business from the country for the rest of the year. But the tough conditions could have a positive side, by making Indian government officials more flexible with offshore borrowing rules.