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As Asia’s bond market sees the first issuance linked to the secured overnight financing rate (Sofr) this week, eyes have turned to how loan market participants are preparing for the move away from Libor. While discussions within banks and with borrowers are taking place, progress has been slow, writes Pan Yue. -
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) has appointed a new head of global loan syndication, a veteran loans banker from Banca IMI.
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Standard Chartered has hired Linda Gu as an associate director in its loan syndication team, according to a source close to the situation.
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The loan market has finally amended an existing facility to reference Sonia as its pricing benchmark, though the Bank of England has warned that the loan market still needs to do “much more work” to move away from Libor.
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Commerzbank has come through a period of intense scrutiny with a no-nonsense strategy that reflects its culture. A dash of investment banking ambition is thrown in, writes David Rothnie.
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Schuldschein arrangers have actively prevented US investors from lending in the market over the past few years, for fear of the consequences of US regulators ruling the instrument a bond security as opposed to a loan. But as new arrangers enter the market, the old guard’s ability to protect their cherished loan instrument — and their market share — is in question, Silas Brown reports.
