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Protelindo’s $600m five year loan, which was launched into syndication last month, has received its first commitment in general. Around 20 other lenders are also considering the deal.
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Sichuan Expressway, a Chinese company that builds and manages roads, bridges and tunnels, has closed a Rmb1bn ($128.8m) loan in the offshore renminbi market, the biggest syndicated deal so far this year. But bankers think the deal is unlikely to lead to much more, and admit they have little faith in the potential for growth in offshore renminbi loan market this year.
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The syndication of Citic Telecom International’s $830m dual-tranche loan has received its first commitment in general, with two more pledges also being processed.
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The roadshow for Chongqing Grain Group’s debut $150m three year syndication has been completed, with the lead receiving very strong interest from more than 20 banks.
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Well, it seems that all that schmoozing has paid off. Loans are more appealing than at any point since 2007, say UK CFOs, according to a survey by Deloitte.
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As many as three banks reportedly bought into a new-issue collateralized loan obligation from New Jersey-based Seix Investment Advisors; a possible sign that new capital charges on the CLO investments made by banks won’t be as much of a hindrance to the booming sector as some feared.