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  • Kerry Properties, the blue chip developer, is looking to raise around HK$4bn in a five year loan, according to bankers pitching for the mandate.
  • PMT Machines, the mid-cap machine tool manufacturer, signed its $50m five year loan on Monday in Singapore.
  • G-Sec yields have dipped after the US Federal Open Market Committee decided not to raise interest rates this week, indicating a pause to its recent policy of increasing the cost of borrowing.
  • Debt capital markets bankers in Asia are looking forward to a glut of issuance in September and beyond, as many of the market's leading regular issuers prepare to raise funds.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland has made Mike Kirby chief operating officer for its global banking and markets business in Asia Pacific. He replaces Richard Layton, who has retired, and has already moved to Hong Kong to take up the job. Kirby was previously the COO for Europe, based in London.
  • Commonwealth Bank of Australia has added its name to the list of sub-underwriters on the A$1.4bn ($1.1bn) six year facility supporting the leveraged buy-out of two former units of Brambles Industries. The addition of CBA brings the number of banks joining in the first phase of syndication to 10.
  • The number of banks in lead positions on the NT$50bn facility for AU Optronics, the flat screen manufacturer, has grown to 20. The deal was launched into syndication on August 2.
  • Citigroup is inviting banks to join the $325m equivalent five year facility for Advanced Info Service, the Thai mobile telecoms firm, having received a boost when Barclays Capital committed to the deal last week.
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  • UTI Bank opened the international market for Indian subordinated debt last Friday with an outstandingly successful $150m upper tier two capital issue, led by Barclays Capital, Citigroup and Deutsche Bank.
  • Lenders are beginning to show signs of resistance to tight pricing, aggressive terms and regulatory risks in Asiafs fiercely competitive leveraged finance market.