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Banks have made their pitches to Steel Authority of India for its $200m six year loan.
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Six banks are processing their commitments to Quanta Computer’s $300m three year loan, which is already oversubscribed by more than $200m.
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Activity in the world of syndicated loans is rarely frenzied, but severe bond market volatility over the past month has raised hopes that now is the time for the southeast Asian loan market to blossom, writes Rashmi Kumar.
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Wii, a wholly-owned subsidiary of agriculture company Wilmar International, has launched a $1.5bn dual-tranche loan into syndication, with six banks leading the deal.
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China Resources Land’s HK$3bn ($386m) loan is already oversubscribed to the tune of more than HK$4.5bn ahead of the July 12 deadline, with the company likely to boost the final deal size.
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Bankers expect Asia Pacific ex-Japan loan volumes to fall even further after the figures showed a 5% drop to $175.9bn in the first half of 2013, the lowest half-year volume since 2010, according to Dealogic.