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Sino-Ocean Land has signed a $600m three year loan that it plans to use to refinance an old deal, becoming only the latest mainland developer to tap offshore lenders for cash — and still finding enough to demand to increase the deal above its original target.
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Clifford Chance advised DIFC Investments LLC (DIFCI) in securing a USD 1.035 billion Islamic syndicated facility to contribute towards financing in full the repayment of its USD 1.25 billion Sukuk maturing 13th June 2012. This is a landmark transaction in the history of the DIFC which further evidences the commitment of Dubai to meet its obligations in a timely manner.
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Saudi Arabian property developer Jabal Omar Development has signed a SR5bn ($1.33bn) refinancing facility from local banks.
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When a crisis looks like it is approaching its peak, a bit of solidarity never goes amiss. The sight this week of François Hollande standing alongside Mario Monti in a joint call for growth-promoting policies to balance the austerity drive might have well have rankled in Berlin, particularly as common eurozone bonds were also on their agenda.
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Saudi construction company Al-Khodari Sons this week agreed SR1.143bn ($304.8m) of Islamic financing with Banque Saudi Fransi and SR498m with Saudi Hollandi Bank.