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Global Ship Lease, the London-based container ship lessor, has withdrawn its sale of a $400m high yield bond, blaming market conditions. -
Africa Finance Corporation, a pan-African multilateral development finance institution, signed its debut $250m syndicated term loan facility on Thursday. Citi, FirstRand Bank, Standard Bank and Standard Chartered Bank were mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
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A consortium comprising of Korea Southern Power Corp and Samsung C&T Corp is looking to tap the loan market to finance a power project in Chile.
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Hong Kong Telecommunications is in the market for a loan of up to $2.5bn to fund its acquisition of CSL New World Mobility, and has signed up Standard Chartered to arrange the financing.
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As one of the most active years on record for U.S. collateralized loan obligations comes to a close, market players are grappling with a finalized Volcker rule that raises crucial questions for the sector, a lack of anchor triple-A investors and struggling arbitrage. Sajid Zaidi, executive director at Morgan Stanley—one of the most active CLO arrangers with $9.6 billion priced this year—spoke with SI Managing Editor Graham Bippart about how the bank is dealing with the rules, and what he expects for next year.
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US food products group Darling International allocated $1.8bn of debt late on Wednesday, after increasing its loan to $1.3bn-equivalent.
