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  • China Fishery Group is in talks with a group of five banks for a $650m financing, as it looks to refinance a bridge loan maturing on February 26.
  • K Wah Financial Services has launched its HK$3bn ($387m) dual tranche facility into general syndication via six bookrunners and mandated lead arrangers, as it seeks to refinance debt falling due this June.
  • Shipping company Gaining Enterprise, part of Taiwan’s Evergreen Group, has launched a $200m seven year facility into syndication, raising funds to purchase new container ships.
  • Two banks are expected to arrange a €500m ($686.2m) bridge loan for Fosun International to part fund its acquisition of stakes in three insurance companies in Portugal.
  • The Federal Reserve’s tapering of its quantitative easing programme has yet to have an impact on foreign bank lending in emerging Europe. New data show that foreign banks appear to have shrugged off the effects of tapering by scaling back their exposures to emerging Europe at a steady rate rather than accelerating their withdrawal.
  • A five year facility that will be used to finance oil purchases by BP from Rosneft will likely not reach its initial expected amount of up to $5bn.