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Chinese property company Shui On Land raised $338.7m from its most recent visit to the international loan market, getting less than the $410m it had planned when marketing began on the deal at the end of last year.
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Shanghai Disney has secured loans worth around $2bn from Chinese lenders to help finance its construction of the first Disneyland park on the mainland. The company is now considering turning to foreign lenders, but its tight pricing expectations could put many banks off, said a syndicate banker.
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Asia’s loan bankers may have just been through a dismal quarter, but there is always someone worse off. They should count themselves lucky they are not securitisation bankers, who have suffered a dismal few years. Perhaps by working together, bankers in the two areas can add a bit of zest to the loan market — and some much needed volume to the securitisation market.
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Turkish conglomerate Dogus Holding is in the early stages of putting together a refinancing loan of $300m drawn from the European syndicated loan market. Dogus has not approached any banks yet but plans to in the upcoming weeks.
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Real estate investor Immofinanz Group has entered a long term financing agreement worth up to $715m from Russia’s Sberbank.
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Longfor Properties has closed a HK$2.43bn ($312.9m) loan, becoming the latest Chinese property company to tap the international loan market for cash.