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  • Macquarie Aircraft Leasing Trust has mandated ANZ Investment Bank to arrange debt to support its purchase and leaseback of seven commercial aircraft for Qantas, the Australian airline.
  • The price for the Seoul and London dual listing for the Macquarie Korea Infrastructure Fund was scaled back and the offer size reduced this week after there was only modest demand for the issue. The domestic offer was scaled back by 20%. Nevertheless the fund — the first toll road manager to offer shares in South Korea — secured W940bn, or $965m. Analysts said this was an impressive accomplishment. Moreover, the issue price of W7,000 a share and $7.192 a GDR was not at the bottom of the offer range.
  • The five year loan for Malayan Banking Berhad, or Maybank, will be signed on Monday, after 12 banks committed to the deal. The facility has been increased from $300m to $350m after Maybank chose to exercise an option to enlarge the deal.
  • Melco PBL Entertainment, a joint venture between Publishing & Broadcasting Ltd of Australia and Hong Kong-listed Melco International, intends to partly fund the acquisition of a $900m gaming sub-concession with non-recourse loans.
  • Credit Suisse is to acquire a 30% stake in Woori Asset Management, a wholly owned subsidiary of Woori Finance Holdings.
  • Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group was forced to widen pricing on two of the three tranches of its $4.214bn tier one bond issue following volatility in the global credit markets.
  • Finch new FIG head at DBS Bank
  • Australia
  • The $75m equivalent five year deal for Alok Industries, the textile group, has attracted its first commitment in syndication.
  • Korea Midland Power (Komipo) has pushed out the maturity curve for the country's state controlled electricity generating companies and secured tight pricing despite weakening conditions in global credit markets.
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