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Akbank AG, the Turkish bank’s German subsidiary, has signed a €173.5m syndicated loan with around 14 banks, according to a banker on the deal. -
Hong Kong Airlines, which last visited the international syndicated loan market in 2015, is working with a bank to refinance that facility.
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FirstRand Bank has launched its second syndicated loan of the year, two weeks after signing a $540m loan with Asian banks. The new $500m loan is aimed at international banks, and is priced more tightly than other loans for South African banks this year.
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China National Chemical Corp (ChemChina) sent indicative pricing for a $5.5bn refinancing to banks late last month.
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One end of the emerging market bond market is running as smoothly as it ever has, while the other is collapsing amid surreal chaos in Venezuela that South America’s great magical realist authors would have rejected as just too far-fetched.
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Financial institutions will be making a flurry of announcements at the COP 23 climate change conference in Bonn over the next fortnight, detailing new initiatives and pledges. But more important may be any signs that countries are getting better at turning their climate ambitions into projects investors can put money into.
