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French pharmaceutical company Sanofi, rated A1/AA, has amended a €7bn credit line, stretching the tenor out by a year and cutting the pricing.
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Union Bank Nigeria is set to become the latest of a string of Nigerian banks to sign an internationally syndicated loan, but lenders have already begun shifting their gaze to a new African financial institution market — Ghana.
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Bureaucracy contains both good and bad. The bad parts are the pedantry, the endless forms, the waiting two weeks for something to be approved only to wait two more weeks to have the approval returned to you. The good parts are when a loans market colleague falls foul of The Man and tells it all to Loan Ranger in one, exasperated email.
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Longfor Properties is returning to the loan market for a HK$3bn ($387m) financing, in a deal that bankers say will be self-arranged. But unlike some of its previous transactions, the company is now looking to push tenors beyond what it has taken before.
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Overseas Universal Enterprise Commercial real estate investment trust is seeking a loan of S$680m ($538m) from a group of four banks to help fund its initial public offering.
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Malaysia’s AmBank has mandated a group of four lenders to lead a $300m three year loan, due to launch into general syndication in the evening of Monday, January 13.