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MARC has affirmed its AAAIS(bg) rating on Ranhill Group Sdn Bhd’s (Ranhill Group) RM300 million bank-guaranteed (Tranche 1) and AAAIS(fg) rating on the company’s RM500 million Danajamin-guaranteed (Tranche 2) Sukuk Musharakah facilities. The ratings outlook is maintained at stable. The affirmed ratings are underpinned by the credit strength of the unconditional and irrevocable guarantees from ...
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MARC has affirmed Malayan Banking Berhad’s (Maybank) long-term and short-term financial institution ratings of AAA and MARC-1 with a stable outlook. The affirmed ratings reflect Maybank’s very strong domestic banking franchise and resilient earnings generation, underpinned by a stable funding structure and strong capital position. These strengths notwithstanding, the rating agency notes weaken...
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MARC has affirmed its AAA/MARC-1 financial institution (FI) ratings on Maybank Islamic Berhad (Maybank Islamic) and AA+IS rating on Maybank Islamic’s RM1.0 billion Islamic Subordinated Sukuk (Subordinated Sukuk) which qualifies as Tier-2 capital. The outlook on all the ratings is stable.The Subordinated Sukuk is rated one notch lower than the bank’s FI rating, in line with MARC’s notch...
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MARC has affirmed its AAA rating on Special Port Vehicle Berhad’s (SPVB) RM1,310.0 million nominal amount asset-backed serial bonds facility with a negative outlook. The rating action affects the outstanding bonds of RM480.0 million. The affirmed rating is premised on the satisfactory and timely repayment track record of Port Klang Authority (PKA) in relation to its deferred repayment oblig...
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MARC has affirmed the long-term and
short-term financial institution (FI) ratings of AA-/MARC-1 on Hong Leong Investment Bank Berhad (HLIB). The outlook
on the ratings is stable.The FI ratings reflect HLIB's established
profit track record in investment banking and stockbroking operations,
underpinned by franchise interlinkages between HLIB and other entities within
Hong Leong Financial ...
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MARC has affirmed its MARC-1/AA ratings on Hong Leong Financial Group Berhad's (HLFG) RM1.8 billion Commercial Paper and Medium-Term Notes (CP/MTN) programme with a stable outlook. HLFG is a non-operating financial holding company whose subsidiaries are mainly involved in banking (Hong Leong Bank Bhd), insurance (under HLA Holdings Sdn Bhd) and investment banking (under Hong Leong Capital Berhad)....
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MARC has affirmed its ratings of AAAIS(fg) on Ranhill Powertron II Sdn Bhd’s (RPII) RM350 million guaranteed notes and AAIS on RM360 million non-guaranteed notes. The outlook for both ratings is stable. Both guaranteed and non-guaranteed notes were issued under the RM710 million Islamic Medium-Term Notes (IMTN) Programme. RPII was established to build, own and operate a 190-megawatt (MW) co...
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MARC has withdrawn its ratings of MARC-1ID/AAID on DHTI Capital Sdn Bhd’s (DHTI Capital) RM110.0 million Islamic Commercial Papers/Islamic Medium-Term Notes Facility (Senior Notes facility). The rating withdrawal follows the full redemption and cancellation of the outstanding RM5.0 million Senior Notes on May 29, 2015 as confirmed by the facility agent on July 7, 2015.MARC’s analytical coverag...
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MARC has affirmed its AA+IS rating on Kapar Energy Ventures Sdn Bhd’s (KEV) RM2.0 billion Sukuk Ijarah (sukuk) with a stable outlook. The affirmed rating incorporates a two-notch uplift from KEV’s standalone rating of AA- premised on MARC’s continued assessment of a very high probability of support from majority shareholder Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB). The rating agency’s assessment is un...
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MARC has kept unchanged its MARC-1IS and AAAIS ratings on Pinnacle Tower Sdn Bhd's RM50 million Islamic Commercial Paper (ICP) and RM400 million Islamic Medium-Term Notes (IMTN) Programmes respectively after concluding its review which was initiated on May 22, 2015. The rating outlook is stable.
MARC had earlier placed the ratings under review in light of the impending dilution of the State ...
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