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The majority of Europe’s syndicated loan market thinks it does not know enough about the financial technology that is likely to affect its business, according to a recent survey. But no respondents to the survey saw fintech as a threat. -
Private equity firm Blackstone Group is in talks with banks for a financing of about $1.6bn to back its long-planned acquisition of Hong Kong-listed property developer Soho China.
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Taiwan’s Central Trading & Development Corp is set to close a $320m loan for its Vietnamese business soon, as it waits for a few banks to receive their internal approvals.
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Virgin Media Ireland’s debut standalone leveraged loan has seen some resistance from lenders, and the company has conceded changes to the documentation, limiting its flexible to layer in additional senior debt. With commitments due on Thursday, it looks set to land at the wide end of the 325bp-350bp talk.
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Valeo Foods, the Irish ambient food business, is looking to raise nearly €1.2bn-equivalent of loans to finance its secondary buyout by Bain Capital from previous sponsor CapVest Partners.
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VPBank Finance, the consumer finance arm of Vietnam Prosperity Joint Stock Commercial Bank, has returned to the loan market just four months after its last deal. But this time around, it has brought together a diverse mix of lenders to run its fundraising — a rarity for transactions from the country. Pan Yue reports.
