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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. -
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.
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Sri Lanka has invited feedback from banks for a $1bn sovereign loan, with two bank groups said to be competing for the deal.
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India’s Reliance Industries is continuing a refinancing spree that began last year. It has started speaking to banks for a syndicated loan facility that will consolidate several bilateral deals.
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If “keeping one’s cards close to one’s chest” in negotiations while also acknowledging the need for market certainty seems like a peculiarly Brexit paradox, try managing the funding plans of a Gulf state as it tries to deal with a budget deficit.
