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Bankers on a $1.4bn loan for Melco Crown Entertainment are still eyeing more banks to join the deal before closing syndication next week. But they have already managed to line up $500m of commitments from 11 banks, bringing the financing of the Macau casino company’s latest project near to a successful close.
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Guy Wylie, former head of Asian debt capital markets at UBS, joined Royal Bank of Scotland this week, taking over what bankers are internally billing as the firm’s "credit matrix" in the region after being given a job running primary markets.
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With a new year come new resolutions, and the Reserve Bank of India has started off 2013 with a good one, further loosening some of the restrictions hampering Indian infrastructure firms looking for deals in the international loan market. But the change, albeit positive, may not lead to a big rise in offshore loans from the country.
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It has been a rough few days for Australian company Whitehaven Coal. A hoax statement to the media claiming that Australia and New Zealand Bank had withdrawn funding to Whitehaven wiped millions off its market value early this week. But bankers are still confident that Whitehaven’s A$1.2bn syndicated loan will get plenty of commitments.