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Allocations are out for a dual currency financing to back Indian company Intas Pharmaceuticals’ acquisition of a portfolio of assets in the UK and Ireland. -
Cathay United Bank has hired a senior banker from DBS to helm its corporate banking operations in Hong Kong.
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Chinese property developer Yanlord Land Group has rolled out its $600m dual-tranche financing into general syndication.
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With four big loan deals already in the market for Omani borrowers this year and more expected, bankers are concerned that lenders could fast run up against country limits. With a big hole to plug in Oman's budget, spillover to the bond market looks inevitable, writes Bianca Boorer.
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Russian Railways is still on track to be the country’s first borrower of 2017 to complete a deal in the syndicated loan market, with bankers expecting to wrap up documentation soon. But Siberian Coal Energy Company (SUEK) is leading a charge of big Russian pre-export finance facilities that look set to dwarf the unsecured market in the first half of the year.
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Oman’s sovereign wealth fund is in the market for a $600m loan to support its acquisition of a stake in Oman Telecommunications, and is tapping Asian liquidity for the first time. With several Gulf nations making efforts to contain budget deficits, including by selling assets, borrowers from the region could be ones to watch. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
