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Investors and techniques are ready for development banks to scale up securitization rapidly
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Syndication for a $274m loan for Indian pharmaceutical company Strides Arcolab is under way, with one lender at the helm. The proceeds are for the company’s acquisition of Aspen’s generic pharmaceutical business in Australia. -
Citic Capital Holdings has wrapped up its latest fundraising at HK$3bn ($387m), higher than the launch size of HK$1.80bn thanks to solid demand. The outcome was largely predicted by bankers as the company’s previous loan too was oversubscribed.
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Ye Chiu Group subsidiary, Harmony Group, has hit the market for a $150m loan led by a trio of banks. The Chinese aluminium recycler’s fundraising comes at a time when demand for industrial metals is slowing, but bankers reckon the company’s strong market position will help.
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First Gulf Bank — Yapi Kredi Leasing — Ardian
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Turkish participation bank Albaraka Türk will sign its murabaha loan next week and increase the deal from the $400m launch size, according to bankers on the deal.
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Commodity prices remain depressed and the largest trading firm, Glencore, had its ratings outlook revised downwards amid a forecast profits slump, but Dutch-owned oil trader Vitol was this week warmly welcomed at a bank meeting to arrange a $7.5bn refinancing.
