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Saturday, 28 January 2012

PFI Awards Dinner 2012

Six hundred people from the global project finance community attended the PFI Awards Dinner last night in London hosted by comedian Ed Byrne. Global Bank of the Year was awarded to BTMU, represented by Hiroaki Fujisue, Executive Officer and General Manager of the Bank’s European Investment Banking Division.

Top Stories

Project bonds may fill gap

European banks are going back home, leaving the LatAm market with a hole to fill. So what will fill the gap? Maybe project bonds, especially in Brazil. By Alan Gersten.

Super loans

Australian super funds are waking up to the idea of expanding their investments beyond equity, fixed interest and mortgage debt. Project loans is one area they are considering, at home and abroad. By John Arbouw.

RFF highlights competition

RFF notes fierceness of competition for final rail tender. It adds that the election creates a tight window for financing. By Robert Smith

Canada must diversify energy exports, official says

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Canada must diversify energy exports, official says

Joe Oliver, Canada’s Minister for Natural Resources, says a pipeline delay underscores the need for Canada to diversify its export markets.

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PF MLA 2011

# Arranger (US$m)
1 SBI Capital 21,631.6
2 Mitsubishi UFJ 9,486.1
3 SMBC 8,188.1
4 Credit Agricole 6,506.4
5 Mizuho Financial 5,797.5
6 Societe Generale 5,760.5
7 BNP Paribas 5,390.8
8 Axis Bank 5,216.9
9 IDBI 5,126.3
10 ING 4,916.1

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PFI Comment

Local banks to the fore

PFI Issue 473 - January 25, 2012

The trend began after the first financial crisis in 2008/9 but is now accelerating. Emerging market local bank financing is becoming a more crucial element of the project funding mix – for corporates in their home and overseas markets.

Features

Manjung Island Energy funds Islamically

PFI Issue 473 - January 25, 2012

Late last year, TNB Janamanjung Sdn Bhd (TNBJ), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB), via Manjung Island Energy Berhad (MIEB), issued M$4.85bn of Islamic securities pursuant to its M$5bn Islamic Securities Programme. By Lee Chin Tok and Shantala Menon, CIMB Investment Bank.

DOE loan guarantees under attack

PFI Issue 473 - January 25, 2012

There are storm clouds on the horizon for US alternative energy. By Herbert A Glaser, Gilbert D Porter and Micaela Garcia-Ribeyro, Haynes and Boone LLP1.

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