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Nestlé, the Swiss golden child of the capital markets, is marketing a new one year loan facility with a margin of just 10bp, the same price it set for the deal it signed in October last year.
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The new Turkish bank loan benchmark price of 135bp all-in looked ever more entrenched this week as Isbank became the third to sign a deal at that level.
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MIDDLE EAST First Gulf Bank launches first loan in five years
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Ok, so Nestlé’s getting a loan. But let's be clear — this in no way counts as the market coming back to life. It is Nestlé, after all. So we can feel perfectly justified in dragging out a final Olympics-themed article before we have to look again at real news.
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After an abysmal year of low loan volumes across the emerging markets, bankers are pinning their hopes on Russian business after oil firm Slavneft and petrochemical company Sibur began talks with lenders for new facilities. And activity is building in the financial sector, too.
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China’s UniTrust Finance & Leasing Corp wants to become a regular borrower in the offshore renminbi loan market, after managing to save more than 100bp compared to where it could borrow domestically.