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HBL, Chinese bank sign $500m financial agreement

byCT Report
26/04/2016
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KARACHI: The China Development Bank (CDB) and Habib Bank Limited (HBL) have signed a landmark $500 million financing agreement at a ceremony held at the CDB head office in Beijing, a statement said.

CDB Chairman Hu Huaibang and HBL Chairman Sultan Ali Allana witnessed the signing of the agreement by CDB Sichuan President Zhao Yaozhong and HBL President Nauman Dar.

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This is the first-ever agreement of its kind between a Chinese and a Pakistani bank under which medium- and long-term foreign currency financing will be provided to a Pakistani financial institution.

The CDB will provide $300 million to HBL for long-term financing for the energy projects in Pakistan and $200 million for offshore working capital financing needs.

This agreement marks a historic step in further promoting financial and economic cooperation between Pakistan and China and will allow HBL to provide the much-needed foreign currency liquidity to finance the development of projects in Pakistan, including projects under CPEC, it said.

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