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Credit markets showed their capacity to surprise this week, as a varied array of issuers, including high yield and emerging market companies, raised funds, even though a referendum that could lead to the first country leaving the European Union is only a week away, writes Jon Hay. -
Akbank has outlined plans to broaden the reach of Turkish banks among Asian lenders beyond Japan and improve awareness of longer tenors, as it returns to the loan market for the second time this year.
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Reliance Big Entertainment US has approached the Asian syndicated loan market for a $100m deal, bringing a rarely seen film production name to lenders. While there are some concerns over its cash flows, the borrower is mitigating those fears with two credit enhancements. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
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A single bank has launched into syndication a $70m three year facility for Bank for Investment and Development of Cambodia (BIDC).
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Barclays names new HK chief — Lee leaves Goldman loans team — Chadha departs from Deutsche — DBS India finds new banking head — Huray for RHB IB
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Sato, the Finnish rented housing company, has signed €400m of revolving credit facilities.
