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The position of treasurer at the Asia Pacific Loan Market Association (APLMA) has changed hands after eight years. -
Loan issuance from Omani borrowers, some of them debut deals, is in full flow and demand from international investors holds strong despite Oman’s recent downgrade.
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Qatar National Bank signed its €2.25bn loan on Wednesday, increasing the deal by €750m in syndication and soaking up strong demand from lenders in Europe and China.
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Petroleum Development Oman is holding a bank meeting in London on Friday to liaise with new banks which could be interested in its $3bn loan.
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Financial institutions have been propelling loan activity this year raising $4.2bn in Asia ex-Japan to become the third largest contributor to total volumes year-to-date. While Indian, Indonesian, Malaysian and Philippine banks have been regulars in the market, banks from geographies as far away as Latin America and the Gulf are also tapping Asian, specifically Taiwanese, liquidity, write John Loh and Shruti Chaturvedi.
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China Hongqiao Group is in the market for a $700m three year refinancing that launched on May 16, via seven bookrunners. The loan offers fees that encourage lenders on a 2015 loan to up their exposure to the company.
