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Since Qatar National Bank completed its acquisition of Turkey’s Finansbank this year, the acquired bank has been able to hold pricing on its annual syndicated loan steady — but most of its country’s other banks are paying more for deals this year, as lenders’ dollar funding costs have risen and the threat of downgrades hangs over Turkey. -
National Bank of Abu Dhabi has completed syndication of its $2bn loan, which was oversubscribed, and will sign it within two weeks.
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K Wah Financial Services is said to be on the hunt for a HK$6bn ($773.6m) five year facility. The company was last seen in the loans market in May this year, when it sealed a HK$2.4bn borrowing.
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The most recent loan refinancings for Turkish banks Garanti and QNB Finansbank were seen trading at a higher level than previous newly issued Turkish bank loans, showing how concerns for the weakening lira has driven up pricing.
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An A$500m ($380m) five year facility to support Philippine company Universal Robina Corp’s (URC) acquisition of Snack Brands Australia has attracted commitments from about 15 banks.
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Indian Oil Corp, which sent out a request for proposals at the beginning of November for a five year borrowing to refinance a $300m bridge loan from earlier this year, has pushed back the deadline for banks to respond.
