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Next year’s Asian loan market could see a shift in dynamics as lenders juggle rate hikes and abundant liquidity. Borrowers could also turn away from bonds in favour of syndicated lending, setting the stage for a year of growth, writes Shruti Chaturvedi. -
Faced with a low margin environment and intense competition at home, Taiwanese banks have been looking outward for growth. But as they diversify away from China due to regulatory and political pressure, lenders from the island nation face new challenges on due diligence. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
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Tata International Singapore has mandated one bank to supply a $110m loan, which will be used to make payments to bondholders.
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National Bank of Abu Dhabi signed a $2bn three year loan on Tuesday, cementing the bank group for its $175bn merger with First Gulf Bank, though some key European banks turned down a role on the deal.
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Having issued twice in the Eurobond markets last month, Russia's Gazprom has turned its attentions to the loan market with an €800m four year deal.
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European banks may lose out on the chance to finance one of the largest acquisitions in eastern Europe, after Japanese brewer Asahi won the €7.3bn bid to buy SABMiller’s regional assets. The outcome could mean that only Asahi’s relationship banks get a piece of the action.
