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  • Hyflux is in the market with a $100m five year loan via BNP Paribas and DBS Bank. Launched late last week, the financing is split equally between a term loan and revolving credit. The lead banks were expected to distribute an information memorandum today (Friday).
  • Syndication of the $200m 364 day loan for Korea Exchange Bank closed on Tuesday with the nine mandated lead arrangers receiving a total of 12 further commitments from Asian lenders. The borrower is considering an increase.
  • St George Bank this week increased and priced its latest securitisation of residential mortgages, the A$2.1bn ($1.6bn) equivalent Crusade Euro Trust No 1E of 2006.
  • Texas Pacific Group has hired Jun Tsusaka as a partner in its Tokyo office. Tsusaka, a co-founder of Brera Capital Partners, will oversee the private equity group's strategy in Japan and work closely with Masayuki Yasuoka, who joined TPG as a partner last year from General Electric.
  • One further commitment has been received in syndication of the $300m three tranche loan for United Broadcasting Corp, after United Overseas Bank joined with a $50m take-and-hold commitment.
  • The seven arrangers set out yesterday (Thursday) on roadshows for the sale of shares in Hynix Semiconductor, the restructured South Korean memory chip maker.
  • Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ has joined the $50m 'B' loan for Federal International Finance, Indonesia's largest motorcycle finance company, with a commitment of $10m. The commitment leaves the deal oversubscribed, with a total of $52m received so far.
  • Corporation Bank has mandated five banks to arrange its latest $100m one year loan, with the deal launched into syndication on Wednesday. BNP Paribas, Calyon, DZ Bank, Lloyds TSB and Standard Chartered are arranging the financing, while BNPP, Calyon and StanChart are also bookrunners.
  • German development agency KfW is "close to a Thai baht issue, and a renminbi transaction is a little further away", its treasurer Frank Czichowski told delegates at a Euromoney conference in London this week.
  • I have always been a bit sceptical that leveraged finance would really take off in Asia the way people have been predicting. For a deal to work there are any number of regulatory, cultural and other hoops that need to be jumped through, and haven't Asian companies been doing well enough off their own bats?
  • In Asia, Barclays Capital used to have a reputation for being good at bringing Korean frequent issuers to the bond market and little else. Not any more. Robert Morrice, the bank's Asian CEO, tells Adam Harper about his ambitions for China, why he wouldn't have an equities business if he could and why he believes recent departures will not dent the bank's business.
  • PCCW, Hong Kong's dominant telecoms company, surprised the financial markets on Tuesday by announcing it was considering offers from Macquarie Group and Newbridge Capital to buy its core phone and media assets.