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Indonesian coal miner Bukit Makmur Mandiri Utama (Buma) has shocked bankers by returning to the international loan market to refinance a $600m loan just four months after it was signed. The company wants more money, a longer maturity, and looser covenants — but is also demanding tighter pricing.
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Japan’s banks could refocus their businesses to bolster the domestic market after last week’s devastating earthquake, pushing up pricing for other Asian borrowers.
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Bankers hope more Malaysian borrowers could come to the loan market after Maybank signed an increased $700m facility this week, the largest loan for an Asian financial institution in more than three years.
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China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) has chosen nine banks to run a $3.8bn deal that it plans to launch into syndication at the end of next week, ending a tough pitching process in which deal size, syndication strategy and pricing changed several times.