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Loans bankers are keeping their cool over Turkey’s sharply deteriorating lending conditions, though borrowers in the country with a majority lira revenue and hard currency exposure have been warned that tough times are head. -
Universal Medical Financial & Technical Advisory Services Co is making a quick return to the offshore loan market, six months after sealing a borrowing of around $600m.
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Arab Republic of Egypt’s bonds have rallied 50bp since last week with investors acting on a positive endorsement from Standard & Poor’s. Analysts say that any positive signals or third party endorsements will become increasingly important to the buyside as credit differentiation comes into play.
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Details have emerged on the jumbo loan restructuring process for Turkey’s Yildiz Holding, with a spate of the company’s subsidiaries refinancing debt totalling $535.7m with the holdco’s creditors, while simultaneously shifting liabilities upwards in the capital structure.
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Chinese telecommunication company ZTE, which is asking for a covenant waiver on a $450m loan, is set to get some relief after US president Donald Trump said he would work with China to get the company back to business soon.
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Birla Carbon, part of Indian conglomerate Aditya Birla Group, is targeting its relationship banks for the senior syndication of a $1.2bn borrowing.
