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India’s Power Finance Corp has reached out to overseas lenders for a $100m-equivalent borrowing in euros. Its request for 10 year money follows an attempt at a fundraising in 2016 that was scrapped because of mandatory hedging requirements. -
Lenders that have chipped in for Bank Negara Indonesia’s $750m facility can expect to be scaled back by close to 50% of their original commitments, said bankers close to the trade. Allocations are due to be announced in the next few days.
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China Huiyuan Juice Group is tapping the offshore market for a €150m three year amortising term loan, about a year-and-a-half after making its international debut in the currency with a bond.
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Shipping loans are already a problem asset class for many banks, but lenders are risking further problems by failing to do proper due diligence on how the shipping fleet will cope with decarbonisation, experts believe.
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Indonesian palm oil seller Royal Industries has failed to repay the first and second installments of a $405m loan raised in 2015, and has now proposed a restructuring.
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A Singapore-based banker who worked on south and southeast Asian loan syndications for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp has left, according to a source.
