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  • IDBI Bank became the first ever Indian borrower to tap the offshore renminbi bond market at the end of last week, selling a Rmb650m ($102.25m) bond that was increased after good demand from investors.
  • Loans bankers have long recognised that the offshore renminbi loan market needs an interbank fixing rate before it can really grow. But the lack of a widely-recognised pricing benchmark is forcing competition between banks to become the interim reference point for pricing, something that could limit big deposit-takers committing to the same deal.
  • Taiwanese banks have gone from heavy lenders to aggressive creditors this year, approaching clients they had lent to only months before to ask to get higher returns. But their dollar funding rates have tightened sharply over the last few weeks, and some bankers hope the dollar liquidity squeeze from Taiwanese banks may be easing.
  • Taiwanese banks have gone from heavy lenders to aggressive creditors this year, approaching clients they had lent to only months before to ask for higher returns. But their dollar funding rates have tightened over the last few weeks, and some bankers hope the dollar liquidity squeeze from Taiwanese banks may be easing.
  • South African miner Northam Platinum has negotiated a five year R1bn ($125m) bilateral revolving credit facility from Nedbank.
  • Ukrainian steel credit Metinvest has wrapped up a refinancing loan worth $1bn from a dozen banks after struggling to reach the $1.2bn soft target it had initially been seeking in July.