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Emerging Market Loans

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  • Russia’s biggest lender, Sberbank, is raising $2bn through a three year loan facility in what is the largest ever syndicated loan from a Russian financial institution.
  • Shanghai Industrial has allocated a HK$5.2bn ($671m) facility after attracting four banks in syndication. Some 11 mandated lead arrangers underwrote the deal, limiting the need to attract new banks to the aggressively priced loan.
  • Village Roadshow, an Australian theme park operator, is preparing to close a A$275m ($268m) oversubscribed loan after several commitments in syndication helped the borrower exceed its target.
  • Summit Oto Finance, the Indonesian motorcycle finance provider, has attracted an early commitment to a $55m loan supported by the supranational lender International Finance Corp, increasing the chance its $45m greenshoe will be exercised.
  • Arcadia Energy, the Singapore commodities trader, has closed an increased $275m loan after attracting nine banks in syndication, becoming the latest company to benefit from banks keen to translate loan participation into trading business.
  • Banks in the United Arab Emirates banks will have to start reporting and make provisions for bad loans on a quarterly, rather than annual, basis to meet new regulations.