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Issuers in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries with refinancing needs should ready themselves for a tough three years as the amount of debt maturing will rise dramatically, according to a new report.
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French gases firm Air Liquide, rated A/A, has signed a €1bn revolving currency facility with 17 banks, having previously launched the deal at €850m. The new loan — the first in Europe to include a first draw utilisation fee — is replacing a €1.2bn seven year deal signed in July 2004 that was set to mature in July 2012.
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Bankers working on a $240m loan from China’s Home Inns & Hotels Management plan to allow banks to commit to the deal until the end of November, and are considering allocating some of the deal in December to banks who have already shown interest.
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Mongolian conglomerate MCS Holdings has opted to boost a planned $125m loan by another $25m, after sole arranger Standard Bank managed to draw demand from three lenders during syndication.
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Loans bankers have long recognised that the offshore renminbi loan market needs an interbank fixing rate before it can really grow.
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Xinyi Glass agreed to pay a higher return on its borrowings this week — finally giving Taiwanese lenders some success in their protracted campaign to trigger market disruption clauses (MDCs) on Asian loans.