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Bank of Taiwan launched Chi Mei Corp’s NT$20bn ($671.1bn) loan into general syndication last week, and is confident that it will be able to attract plenty of banks at the top level.
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Uni-President China Holdings’ $200m five year loan will hit general syndication at the end of this week, according to a banker at one of the bookrunners.
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Czech energy firm Energeticky a Prumyslovy Holding (EPH) has completed the general syndication of its €1.3bn term loan and signed the deal late last week. The deal was oversubscribed and lenders in the senior level of syndication were scaled back.
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Bankers working on 7 Days Group Holdings’ $120m five year loan, which will help the company to go private, aim to launch the deal into senior syndication in the middle of next week. But they will invite fewer than five lenders to participate.
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Polish banks are being asked to rev up their loan books after telecoms firm Polkomtel sent out a request for proposals to refinance its $1.76bn-equivalent September 2011 buyout loan three and a half years before the first tranche is due to mature, writes Michael Turner.
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CFOs and treasurers in Asia were wooed by the bond market in 2012, and it is hard to blame them. But this year, loans bankers are stacking the odds in their favour — and are ready to start winning back lost deals, as well as adding new ones, writes Matthew Thomas.