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Mercuria Energy Group’s $800m loan is continuing to add names at its top level. This week a 15th bank signed up as a mandated lead arranger and bookrunner during general syndication.
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Indonesia’s Federal International Finance has increased its loan to $450m before general syndication, up from the original $150m, thanks to strong interest from a group of nine mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
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Cable television operator China Network Systems has launched its NT$39.25bn ($1.3bn) seven year loan into limited syndication, asking for minimum commitments of NT$1bn from potential lenders.
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Bangladesh Petroleum Corp (BPC) has closed its $400m loan, after finding good demand during general syndication that allowed it to increase the deal from the original $250m by exercising the whole of its greenshoe option.
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High yield bond issuance related to acquisitions is running this year at its highest level since 2007.
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Crédit Agricole CIB has hired two bankers, to strengthen its position in leveraged loans and high yield bonds.