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  • Sun Hung Kai Properties is set to sign its HK$14bn ($1.8bn) loan on Friday, January 17, according to bankers. Although the deal received a strong showing at the top level, it saw just one bank join during general syndication.
  • After talks of favouring a club loan over syndication, Indonesian power company Pertamina has eschewed the former and has launched its $1.137bn five year into general.
  • Malaysia’s AmBank launched its $300m three year loan into limited general syndication on the evening of January 13, pricing it at the same 90bp over Libor as the deal it is refinancing.
  • Bankers working on the Ministry of Finance of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s $100m fundraising are planning on wrapping up syndication by the end of the month, in what is the sovereign’s first foray into the loan market in 15 years.
  • Prudential Investment Management late last week priced the first collateralized loan obligation of the year, a refinancing of the firm’s first post-crisis CLO, the $304.9 million Dryden XXII.
  • Assets under management at European high yield exchange-traded funds increased by €3.1bn in 2013, according to CreditSights.