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Emerging market loans bankers are allowing themselves a sliver of early Christmas cheer this week after the majority of voters in EuroWeek’s latest poll said they were looking forward to a big reset in pricing after the festive break, after months of falling margins. -
Bankers working on Shuanghui’s $4bn acquisition loan plan to wrap up syndication and finalise allocations this week. More than 20 banks have already joined in general with a few more expected to come in soon.
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Banks are processing their credits for SapuraKencana’s jumbo loan of more than $5bn, with two bankers speculating that the deal will close as a club rather than going into syndication.
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China Gas has launched a $300m five year loan to the market, its third syndicated deal this year, as the company takes advantage of the strong response gathered from lenders for its previous transactions.
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Food distributor Brakes is one of three high yield issuers trying to sell sterling bonds this week. The company, owned by Bain Capital, hopes to issue £200m of five year notes.
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Grainger, the UK residential property owner, wants to sell a £200m seven year high yield bond. The notes will be secured and will refinance loans.
