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Power Assets Holdings signed its jumbo HK$37bn ($4.7bn) three year loan on Friday, January 10, as part of its fundraising to finance the spin off IPO of Hong Kong Electric Investments, which is now underway.
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Union Bank Nigeria is set to become the latest of a string of Nigerian banks to sign an internationally syndicated loan, but lenders have already begun shifting their gaze to a new African financial institution market — Ghana.
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Longfor Properties is returning to the loan market for a HK$3bn ($387m) financing, in a deal that bankers say will be self-arranged. But unlike some of its previous transactions, the company is now looking to push tenors beyond what it has taken before.
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Overseas Universal Enterprise Commercial real estate investment trust is seeking a loan of S$680m ($538m) from a group of four banks to help fund its initial public offering.
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Malaysia’s AmBank has mandated a group of four lenders to lead a $300m three year loan, due to launch into general syndication in the evening of Monday, January 13.
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Viva Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust signed its S$315m ($248m) loan in mid-December. The proceeds helped back its initial public offering from November.