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Emerging Market Loans

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  • Noble Group, the Hong Kong-based commodities company, has secured its first commitments, less than three weeks after the $1.5bn loan launched into syndication.
  • Jurong Aromatics Corp has secured between three and five commitments to finance an aromatics complex in Singapore, bringing the $1.22bn syndication close to its target — thanks to Korean support.
  • Tata Steel launched on Wednesday the general syndication of a £3.53bn equivalent multicurrency loan that refinances the facility used to acquire UK’s Corus Steel in 2007. A Eu2.21bn (£1.8) term loan ‘A’ and a £690m multicurrency revolver, both with a five year maturity, will be sold down to Asian and European lenders during the general syndication.
  • Woori Bank has allocated a Eu200m ($277.5m) loan after attracting demand from 11 banks in syndication, and the vast majority of that ended up in the one year portion of the dual-tranche loan.
  • India's state-owned Canara Bank is preparing to launch a $175m term loan early next week, EuroWeek Asia can reveal. The borrower will be the latest in a long line of Indian borrowers to tap the offshore loan market.
  • Strong demand for emerging market credits among bulge bracket lenders might give the impression that the sector is back on its feet. But beneath the surface, there is a gaping hole where retail used to be.