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Türk Ekonomi Bankasi (TEB) and Vakifbank have adopted margin ratchets in their latest loans as a swathe of Turkish banks face ratings downgrades.
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Two Indian companies are vying for the UK and Ireland assets of Israeli firm Teva Pharmaceutical Industries and have lined up loan packages to back their bids. Although the results are still some way off, credit starved bankers are excited about the prospects of financing a sizeable acquisition out of India, writes Shruti Chaturvedi. -
Turk Ekonomi Bankasi (TEB) has signed a $567m loan, led by seven bookrunners, which includes the same margin ratchet as other Turkish banks Akbank and Vakifbank.
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African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) is signing banks into its $250m Asia focused loan this week and has sent out requests for proposals for a much larger deal.
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The margin for Vakifbank’s latest loan will increase if the bank is downgraded, the move follows Akbank which set the trend for the ratchet earlier this month in the face of ratings downgrades for Turkish banks.
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Banks are signing documents for the $4bn of acquisition loans for South African-based Steinhoff on Wednesday. The deal has gone “better than expected,” according to one lead banker.
