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China’s decision to allow mainland companies to borrow in foreign currencies at home and send those funds to their overseas subsidiaries is being seen by some bankers as a threat to international loan volumes. But in the long run, the move could be just the opposite.
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VTB flexes lending muscle on Bellgate bilateral deal
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Indian Oil Corp has mandated four banks to manage a $300m loan, adding one lender to the group of banks that helped the company raise $250m just over a month ago.
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Chinese companies are in discussions with their local bankers about foreign currency loans they can now send offshore, following a change in rules earlier this month. That has sparked fear among some bankers outside of the country, who think they will now face a tougher time originating deals from Chinese borrowers, writes Matthew Thomas.