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Japanese loans bankers are working hard to bring foreign companies into the yen market, making up for a sluggish borrowing appetite from domestic companies. But they will need to buck a tepid market so far this year to achieve this goal.
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Melco Crown Entertainment’s attempt to finance its latest project in Macau heated up this week, when it approached bond investors with an $825m deal, to be combined with an even larger international loan.
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Pepper returned to the residential mortgage-backed securities market this week, raising almost A$500m ($520.9m) after adding a short dated US dollar tranche to a deal that was entirely backed by mortgages originated away from the lender.
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PetroVietnam now has around $80m of commitments from eight banks in senior syndication, but is still waiting to close books. Three lenders have asked the bookrunners to wait until the end of next week before finishing syndication.
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Thai energy company PTT has closed a $310m club loan with three Japanese banks, working with the same lenders that provided its last international loan two years ago.