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Turkish banks are gearing up for a round of loan refinancing at a time when the country is a risky economic hunting ground. But bank lenders are confident the loan market will support Turkish banks, albeit at wider margins. -
Taiwanese electronic components distributor World Peace Group is back in the market for a NT$10bn ($327m)-equivalent dual-currency loan. Meanwhile, a Foxconn subsidiary is seeking to refinance an old deal.
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Zhen Ding Technology Holdings is back for a $300m loan to refinance an old borrowing sealed in 2016.
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Four former Credit Suisse loans bankers who left the bank earlier this year have resurfaced in the market, according to sources.
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Minsheng Financial Leasing, a subsidiary of China Minsheng Bank, has returned to the loan market for a $300m three year borrowing.
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Indian companies are seeking chunky loans this year, with Tata Steel and Reliance Industries looking for $3.1bn and $2.7bn respectively. Bankers, who say Indian borrowers are still able to enjoy attractive pricing, expect more companies to take the opportunity for a cheaper refinancing. Pan Yue reports.
