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EuroWeek Asia is pleased to announce the shortlisted banks and deals for its annual syndicated loans and leveraged finance awards. The awards were voted for entirely by market participants — making them the definitive guide to the best performers of the year in Asia’s loan market. We polled Asia’s leading banks and borrowers to identify which institutions performed the best in 2010, and which were the most impressive deals of the year. The winners will be announced at a gala dinner at the Watermark on Wednesday, February 23 in Hong Kong. To reserve a table, contact Patrick McCulloch at pmcculloch@euroweekhk.com or on +852 2842 6953. Here is the list of potential winners (in alphabetical order):
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India’s state-owned companies have a well-deserved reputation for being among the most aggressive borrowers in Asia. But some market participants argue that increasing aggression from Indian companies is isolating loans bankers — and pushing Indian borrowers to other markets.
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Asian lenders have been asked to make early commitments to a $350m loan backing the buy-out of Hyva International before the deal is launched into general syndication.
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EAST ASIA Lenovo signs $500m loan thanks to Asian demand