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  • Some of my best friends — or at least, favourite drinking buddies — work in syndicated loans, but I am growing a little weary of their carping about falling margins.
  • CapitaLand signed its five year financing on January 20 in Singapore. The A$362m is denominated in Australian dollars but was arranged in Singapore and sold to both Australian and international institutions.
  • Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group sailed through a choppy Japanese stock market on Monday to price its ¥559.78bn ($4.86bn) share offer comfortably oversubscribed.
  • The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka is planning to tap the international bond market for only the second time with a $100m five year transaction, EuroWeek has learned.
  • Merrill Lynch has hired Shamus Hassan from Morgan Stanley to lead its Asia resources investment banking team in Hong Kong. Hassan was an executive director in Morgan Stanley's general industries group, responsible for energy, oil and gas. It is understood that Hassan had been disappointed not to be made a managing director — a title he will hold at Merrill.
  • Syndication of the NT$5bn facility for China Airlines, the Taiwanese carrier, has closed. Mandated lead arrangers Far Eastern International Bank, International Commercial Bank of China and Taipei Fubon Commercial Bank were joined by five others. They are Cathay United Bank, Farmers Bank of China, International Bank of Taipei, Sunny Bank and Taiwan Business Bank.
  • Three banks have joined the $150m facility for Thai Union Frozen Products. Mizuho Corporate Bank, BNP Paribas and Bank of Nova Scotia are on board, with Calyon acting as sole mandated lead arranger.
  • The HK$1.5bn facility for China Travel International Investment (Hong Kong) has attracted its first commitment. Mandated lead arranger Calyon has brought in Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria on the three year loan, with syndication to continue in February.
  • South Korea's Hyundai Capital Services took advantage of stable conditions in the Samurai market this week to price a ¥60bn three year deal at the equivalent of 48bp over Libor — the lowest new issue rate it has achieved in three deals in the Japanese market. Daiwa SMBC, Mitsubishi UFJ and Mizuho were the bookrunners.
  • Alok Industries has mandated Bank of India, Barclays Capital and State Bank of India to arrange its debut syndicated loan. Alok is looking to raise $75m in a five year deal, which will be launched next week.
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  • Syndication of the $69m multi-tranche financing for Bakrie Sumatera Plantation has closed with three banks joining the deal. Raiffeisen Zentralbank Oesterreich, Barclays Capital and ICICI Bank were the mandated arrangers.