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Emerging Market Loans

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  • Aviva Investors Central European Property Fund has signed a €148m fully underwritten loan to refinance its Central and Eastern Europe real estate portfolio.
  • 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.
  • Pan African soft commodities trader Export Trading Group (ETG) has signed a $250m one year secured loan to fund the firm’s expansion into West Africa and to purchase agri-commodities.
  • 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.
  • Inerco Trade, a subsidiary of Ukrainian agricultural firm Kernel, has signed a $210m secured revolving credit facility with an undisclosed syndicate of European banks.
  • Emerging markets-focused industrial firm Solway Investment Group has launched a $125m 3.5 year pre-export finance facility into the market. BNP Paribas and Natixis are joint co-ordinating mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners on the deal.