Qatar
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Qatar's Doha Bank signed a $575m two year loan on Thursday, increasing the deal from the launch size of $500m. -
Commercial Bank of Qatar signed its $1bn loan refinancing on Wednesday, increasing the deal from $800m in syndication. However, bankers said it was fortunate to have got the deal done before Middle Eastern loan margins rise.
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Commercial Bank of Qatar has signed its $1bn loan refinancing and increased the deal from $800m in syndication, but bankers said it was fortunate to have got the deal done in time before Middle Eastern loan margins rise.
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Qatar National Bank priced its first Australian dollar deal on Tuesday.
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Kuwait petrochemical firm Equate is scheduled to complete its $6bn loan this week, while Oman and Qatar continue syndicating their sovereign loans.
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Doha Bank is syndicating a $500m two year loan and commitments are due in mid-December. But at least three bankers have told GlobalCapital that they think the pricing is tight.
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Kuwait petrochemicals firm Equate is scheduled to complete syndication of $6bn of loans this week.
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Another week, another couple of difficult Middle East deals for the CEEMEA market. Bahrain and International Bank of Qatar hit the sizes they wanted but found that pricing stuck stubbornly at initial price thoughts, with international investors beginning to close up shop for 2015.
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International Bank of Qatar (IBQ) has priced a $500m five year debut international bond deal. Although the lender hit its target on size, it became the fourth Middle East issuer in row to price a deal at the same level as initial price thoughts.
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International Bank of Qatar (IBQ) opened books on a five year conventional debut deal on Wednesday morning as the Middle East keeps primary market supply running.
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Commercial Bank of Qatar is in the final stages of syndicating its $800m refinancing. More banks from the region will follow with loans with margins of around 100bp, according to bankers.
