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The first green loans from Asia have finally emerged. It is about time. For the sustainable financing market to move to the next level in the region, it is crucial that borrowers, bankers and regulators stop limiting their attention only to the bond market. -
Kuwait’s Burgan Bank has signed a $350m loan with a club of seven relationship banks to refinance borrowing done in 2015.
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Pfizer’s consumer healthcare business has gone from being the belle of the ball to the last one left on the dancefloor on Friday, after GlaxoSmithKline joined Reckitt Benckiser in pulling out of a potential acquisition of the unit.
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Beijing Jingneng Clean Energy has launched a $220m green loan into syndication, the first of its kind for the company.
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It is hard to describe the enormous changes that have taken place in Asia over the last three decades. The startling transformation of China, the rise of a regional trading bloc in Southeast Asia and a series of local, regional and global financial crises have completely altered Asia’s economic landscape.
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Asia’s loan market has seen big shifts over the past three decades, with regional banks competing head-on with international lenders and the institutional market gathering pace. But some key ingredients are still missing, writes Rashmi Kumar.
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