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Fubon Bank has launched United Laboratories International Holdings’ $80m three year loan into general syndication, but is still welcoming lenders to join the deal at the top level.
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A trio of Turkish banks pulled around $3.26bn out of the conventional and Islamic loan markets this week. Top tier borrowers Garanti Bank and Yapi Kredi both signed €1.1bn-equivalent conventional refinancing facilities, while Bank Asya signed a $382.5m Shariah-compliant loan.
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China Gas has closed and signed a $450m three year loan after receiving overwhelming demand from 23 Taiwanese lenders. The deal was oversubscribed 2.5 times, in a clear example of strong appetite in Taiwan.
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Two more lenders have joined as arrangers for a jumbo $6bn bridge loan backing CP All’s acquisition of retailer Siam Makro, with bankers now favouring closing the deal as a club rather than launching it into syndication.
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Loans for two Indian companies — Piramal Healthcare and Amtek Auto — are close to being wrapped up, with commitments coming in steadily, according to bankers on the deals.
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Russian potash firm Acron has opened talks with international banks for a new loan.