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Korea Development Bank plans to raise around $2bn in the loan market this year, said a funding official. But despite the recent success of a Ninja loan from one of its domestic rivals, the policy bank is more likely to tap the bond market for its yen funding.
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China’s Home Inns & Hotel Management found enough demand for a $240m loan to reduce the two bookrunners below the holding levels that had planned last year, gathering commitments from 11 different banks in syndication.
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The news that a Czech borrower is looking for a €1bn loan purely from domestic banks has sent a shockwave through international loans teams. But they shouldn't panic just yet. The domestic market might be able to cope with a one-off like this, but it can't handle a trend.
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Industrial Bank of Korea will close a ¥21bn ($258.7m) syndicated loan on Tuesday, becoming the first Korean borrower to sign a deal with commitments from entirely Japanese lenders. The borrower took the funding option as an alternative to a Samurai bond issue — and wants to increasingly turn to loans bankers for funding this year.
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After spurning a syndicated loan at the end of last year, Russian oil and gas credit Gazprom Neft is considering approaching state owned Sberbank for two bilateral loans worth a total of Rb22.5bn ($771.6m), a company spokesperson confirmed.