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The fall in renminbi deposits held in Hong Kong will not have an immediate impact on the growth of the syndicated loan market, since there are still enough deposits to support a big boost in lending, according to EuroWeek Asia readers.
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VEB has called off its search for a new syndicated loan as it waits for better market conditions, a bank spokesperson said.
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Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation (Apicorp) has secured a SAR2.5bn ($667m) three year syndicated Islamic facility from four Saudia Arabian banks.
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With Eurozone banks having made a slow return to the Russian loan market over the first two months of 2012, they fear that domestic lenders are primed to capture market share. But Russian banks must change their attitudes towards pricing and documentation before they can fill the funding gap.
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Riyadh-based telecoms company Mobily on Sunday signed an Islamic refinancing agreement on three loans with Saudi local banks worth SAR10bn ($ 2.67bn).
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Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation (Apicorp) has secured a three year SAR2.5bn ($667m) syndicated Islamic facility with four Saudia Arabian banks. This is the debut Shariah compliant syndicated financing for Apicorp, which serves as the development bank for the ten member states of OAPEC (Organisation of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries).