Westpac
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State Bank of India has mandated seven banks for a $500m offshore borrowing, returning to the market just two months after closing its last facility.
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India’s Yes Bank has closed a $400m borrowing, attracting four participants during syndication.
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A pair of Chinese borrowers broke the lull in new loan syndications from north Asia this week, seeking a combined $450m from their latest fundraisings.
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CPI Ronghe Financial Leasing is in the market for its second international loan after wrapping up a successful debut last November.
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India’s Reliance Industries has launched its long-awaited refinancing of around $2.7bn into general syndication, one month after mandating 17 lead banks to run the transaction.
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CPI Ronghe Financial Leasing, a subsidiary of State Power Investment Corp, has made a quick return to the loan market for $300m, nine months after signing its last borrowing.
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BOC Aviation, the aircraft leasing group under Bank of China, has launched a $500m five year borrowing into general syndication, with a group of ten banks at the helm.
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Singaporean commodity company Louis Dreyfus Asia has boosted its three year revolver to $600m after attracting 20 participants during syndication.
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Reliance Industries has made a quick return to the offshore loan market with a $2.7bn refinancing deal, having picked 17 banks to act as mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
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French insurance companies have helped to drive a stronger bid for longer dated paper in the financial institutions bond market, allowing a rare spate of 10 year trades to surface in euros this week.
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Shifting market conditions have forced Yes Bank to pay up for a quick return to the dollar loan market, after it found it difficult to woo lenders to a similar — but tighter priced — offering earlier this year, writes Pan Yue.
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Banque Fédérative du Crédit Mutuel attracted more than €4.5bn of orders for a dual-tranche offering at the beginning of the week, as it joined ABN Amro and Westpac in pouncing on strong conditions in the euro senior unsecured market.