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Dasin Retail Trust, which sealed the year’s first mainboard listing on the Singapore exchange earlier this month, has signed a loan that backed the IPO. The deal had four lead banks, which brought in three participants during syndication. -
The African loan market has hit 2017 on the front foot, with bankers heralding the support shown for Kenya and Sibanye deals as testament to gathering confidence in the region — but only for the right credits.
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Saudi Basic Industries Corp (Sabic) has reopened discussions with banks for a loan of as much as $2bn, having put funding plans on hold last year.
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The margin compression that dominated the Asian syndicated loan market in 2016 was expected to spill into this year. But Chinese capital controls have proved to be a game changer, with Mainland companies compelled to turn to overseas funding, said market participants. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
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Agrokor, a Croatian retail, food and agriculture company, has abandoned its syndication of a three year term loan complaining of unfavourable terms.
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The head of debt syndicate for Asia Pacific at Natixis is understood to have resigned from the bank.
