Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group
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Argenta Spaarbank and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group were both marketing senior bonds on Tuesday, making use of the favourable backdrop in the primary market. While Sumitomo was quick to build demand for its bond, Argenta struggled to gather enough demand volume to move the spread from price thoughts.
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China Lesso Group has increased a four year borrowing to around $1.1bn, after attracting 16 lenders during syndication.
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Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp has hired Aaron Chow as a general manager in its investment banking department.
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Japanese Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG), the holding company for SMBC, returned to Australian dollars on Wednesday after two years away from the currency.
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India's Tata Capital Financial Services has made a quick loan comeback, seeking a $135m-equivalent dual-currency deal.
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Philippine conglomerate San Miguel Corp is inviting banks to join a $1.75bn term loan that will be used to take out a bridge facility that supported its acquisition of Holcim Philippines.
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Commodities company Trafigura has closed its annual dual-tranche borrowing, increasing the deal from $1bn-equivalent to around $1.5bn.
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The fourth quarter began on a rocky note for global equities but the US high grade bond market has shrugged off concerns about stalling growth and issuance conditions remain strong.
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India’s PNB Housing Finance is breaking a five-year absence from the loan market, launching a new $75m deal into syndication.
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Commodities company Mercuria has returned for its annual outing to the syndicated loan market, and is seeking $1bn from a four-tranche borrowing.
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SMBC has made two additions to its London desk for syndication origination in structured finance.
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Ghana Cocoa Board (Cocobod) has closed its annual refinancing, securing a $1.3bn facility from a range of international lenders. The facility, Cocobod's second international borrowing this year, has tighter margins than last year's round, illustrating a healthy appetite for one of Africa's most frequent borrowers.