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  • Mandated arrangers Bank of America, Calyon and HSBC have launched syndication of a $180m five year loan for Chi Mei Optoelectronics (Ningbo).
  • Australia's domestic securitisation market got going for 2006 this week when two familiar securitisers of commercial property hit the road to market deals.
  • Barclays Capital has appointed Cynthia Whelan as head of debt capital markets for Asia Pacific, with responsibility for frequent issuers and corporate debt.
  • Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp is in the market with a S$200m loan for Pontiac Land, the property developer. The deal is a sole mandate for the Japanese bank, and will be used to finance the development of The Knolls, a 30 acre luxury resort on Singapore's Sentosa Island. Rights to the resort development act as security for the loan.
  • Syndication of the $375m leveraged buyout facility for DC Chemical has closed, with 10 institutions joining the Asian syndicated tranche. The popular deal finances the purchase of Columbian Chemicals Corporation by DC Chemical and One Equity Partners and was syndicated to both Asian and US lenders.
  • The $2.5bn loan for Venetian Macau is set to become the largest ever financing in the Macau Special Administrative Region after more than reaching its target in syndication.
  • Rating: B2 (issue), Ba2/B+/BB-
  • St George Bank has begun marketing Australia's first residential mortgage securitisation of the year, which will also be the Asia Pacific region's first international securitisation in 2006.
  • DBS and ING are next week set to close the first phase of syndication of the NT$16.2bn loan for Taiwan Broadband Communications. The multi-tranche facility, which supports the leveraged buyout of TBC by Macquarie Media Group, has attracted a strong response from banks, and the group of lead arrangers will be expanded before general syndication begins.
  • Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ and Mizuho Corporate Bank have joined Barclays Capital as mandated lead arrangers on the $125m equivalent facility for Krungthai Card, a unit of Krung Thai Bank.
  • In another sign of liberalisation in Asia's local currency bond markets, Thailand has indicated that it will allow companies from other Asian countries to issue in its domestic market, with guidelines expected to be ready by May.
  • One wonders if the plethora of US bankers who bought into Venetian Macau's giant loan have ever been to Macau. And what would they make of it if they had?