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European banks will continue to scale back their lending next year, forcing Asian companies to turn to the bond and equity markets in greater numbers, a Barclays Capital report said on Wednesday. But some lenders could benefit from the scale back by their local rivals.
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Three Korean policy banks have managed to resist calls to increase interest payments on their outstanding dollar loans, dealing a blow to Taiwanese lenders who had hoped to ease their funding pressure by triggering market disruption clauses on a variety of deals.
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Taiwanese lenders pushing borrowers to increase the interest rates on their deals have the right idea. But in future they should get aggressive earlier in the process, using their bargaining power more strongly when it comes to the definition of market disruption clauses — and pricing.
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Companies in central and south east Europe have been dealt another blow as Austrian banks have been told by their regulator to be more cautious in their lending strategy to the region.
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Companies in central and south east Europe have been dealt another blow as Austrian banks have been told by their regulator to be more cautious in their lending strategy to the region.