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Halyk Bank has surprised its lenders by asking for permission to prepay a $300m syndicated loan. The borrower, considered by bankers one of the strongest financial institutions in Kazakhstan, sent a letter on Tuesday saying that it had excess liquidity and it was considering using that to repay the facility early.
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Russia’s Uralsib has repaid two outstanding syndicated facilities totalling $717m, as the international loan market remains closed to the country’s bank borrowers wanting to refinance their debt or raise new money.
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Hong Kong’s GP Batteries International has become the latest Asian borrower to flirt with a default on $100m of syndicated loans falling due later this year, according to an auditor’s report released on Friday.
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Halyk Bank has surprised its lenders by asking for permission to prepay a $300m syndicated loan. The borrower, considered by bankers one of the strongest financial institutions in Kazakhstan, sent a letter on Tuesday saying that it had excess liquidity and it was considering using that to repay the facility early.
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Golden Star Resources, a gold miner operating in Ghana, has launched its first syndicated loan. Standard Chartered has underwritten the three year $30m deal.
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Australian retail property group Westfield has attracted commitments worth over $1.1bn for its forward start facility after only two weeks in the market, in a sign that the new product is gaining ground with the region’s lenders.