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Even the big beast of the Middle East is suffering the financing pressure sweeping the region. The margin on oil-drenched Saudi Arabia’s $10bn loan, revealed this week, compared to what it might have coughed up just months ago shows no borrower is immune, writes Elly Whittaker. -
The Philippines is set to welcome a new asset class in infrastructure financing, with a proposal to issue project bonds and list infrastructure companies. Andre Palacios, executive director of the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Center of the Philippines, tells GlobalCapital Asia’s John Loh about the plans.
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Two privately owned Indonesian companies have hit the loan market with attractive margins on offer, marking a break from thinly priced deals by state-owned firms. But the mood among bankers is one of caution. While the outcome will provide a clear picture of the appetite for Indonesia, the syndications will face challenges. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
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Panama’s Global Bank eyes Asia liquidity — Indo Eximbank in $725m fundraising — Protelindo in bilateral talks
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Vakifbank has bucked the trend in Turkish bank loan refinancing. Its latest $920m-equivalent loan raised a similar amount of dollars as last year despite its compatriots enduring falling commitments from lenders in the currency.
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Indonesia’s Chandra Sakti Utama Leasing (CSUL) has approached the loan market for $80m, in a deal that comes backed by its accounts receivable.
