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Deutsche Bank has sent out a revised term sheet for Indonesian credit agency ASEI’s debut loan of $250m, which has seen it hike the margin by 15bp to 200bp over dollar Libor.
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Chinese supermarket chain operator Maoye International has made its debut in the syndicated loan market, launching a $200m three year financing, and is sweetening the deal with an early bird fee.
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Indian conglomerate Larsen & Toubro launched its $370m five year amortising loan into general syndication on September 9, pricing the deal at 125bp over dollar Libor. -
South Korea’s Kookmin Bank has closed and signed a $200m two year club loan, less than five months after it raised $400m using the same method.
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Bankers working on SMC Global Power Holdings’ $650m loan have wrapped up senior syndication, finding enough demand at this phase to increase the deal size by $150m. Although no date has been set for a general launch, a banker close to the transaction said the loan can go up to $700m based on syndication.
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Electronic components-maker Yageo Corp has wrapped up its NT$7.4bn ($249m) loan and finalised allocations after nine lenders came onboard, leading to an increase in the final size from the original NT$6.5bn.
