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The dispute between Qatar and six other Gulf states could curb its chances of plugging the country's banks’ funding needs through the syndicated loan market, leading bankers to believe more private arrangements may be the answer to the isolated gulf state’s woes. Bianca Boorer reports. -
KazMunayGas Kashagan (KMGK), one of the owners of the Kashagan oil field in Kazakhstan, has increased a five year secured oil prepayment loan facility to $2bn, to fund repayments to buyers under its production sharing agreement.
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A slew of Chinese firms are making their debuts in the offshore loan market, with the pricing on offer reflecting a borrower base that is increasingly confident and savvy when negotiating terms with lenders, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
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A chunky $4.108bn leveraged buyout financing, for the acquisition of Global Logistic Properties by a consortium of Chinese investors, has entered into general syndication.
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Saudi Arabia is following its fellow Gulf states by developing renewable energy. Bids are expected this month to build a 300MW solar photovoltaic power plant in Sakaka.
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FirstRand Bank has begun syndication of a $250m loan, aimed at Asian lenders.
