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  • Hong Kong’s mortgage financing provider Lei Shing Hong Credit has returned to the offshore loan market for a $300m three year borrowing.
  • Taiwan’s Paiho Shih Holdings has returned to the offshore loan market, seeking a $120m refinancing loan through KGI Bank.
  • Dubai’s Emirates NBD is looking to roll over its $1.7bn loan signed in 2016, joining fellow Emirates lender Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank in the dollar loans market.
  • Chinese companies BOC Aviation and Digital China have launched offshore loans into general syndication, seeking $500m and $100m, respectively.
  • India’s Tata Motors has closed the senior syndication of an offshore loan worth $237.6m, helping the company fund the buyback of bonds due in 2020.
  • CEE
    Good old fashioned contagion has led the worsening situation in the Turkish market battering the rest of emerging markets this week as a plummeting lira and spiking Turkish CDS levels spooked buyers across CEEMEA and Latin America. Even western Europe has been feeling the heat as investors start to fret about Turkish exposure.