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Chinese telecommunications firm ZTE Corp, which has failed to comply with a covenant on a $450m syndicated loan due in July, has requested lenders to waive the breach, according to bankers close to the situation. -
Chinese company Avic International Leasing has returned to the offshore loan market for a $200m borrowing, according to a banker who has received the invitation.
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Property firm Greentown China Holdings has returned to the offshore debt market for a $630m term loan to refinance a similar deal sealed in 2016.
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This week, the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures, which is pushing companies to disclose how they are addressing climate change risk and opportunity, launched an online Knowledge Hub to help firms comply.
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Sri Lanka has received proposals from four different groups of banks for its latest offshore borrowing of up to $1bn.
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Hyosung Vina Chemicals, which launched a $1bn loan last month for capital expenditure related to chemical plants in Vietnam, has cancelled the fundraising. Its new Vietnamese unit is still pending the government’s approval for incorporation, according to a South Korea-based banker close to the deal.
