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Taiwan Cement Corp has received nine commitments to a HK$1.6bn ($206m) loan for its Hong Kong-listed subsidiary, TCC International Holdings. The strong response for the deal shows that demand remains strong in Hong Kong’s loan market despite tight pricing levels. -
Cathay Financial Holdings, the insurance and securities broker, announced a NT70bn ($2.21bn) acquisition financing loan last week, bringing the total of acquisition financings announced last week to $3.6bn.
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After a new year false dawn, Russia’s loan market is picking up momentum again despite structure, funding and credit challenges. Several sectors have produced a flurry of RFPs lately, while positive responses to the biggest new deals — including TNK-BP and Lukoil — underscore lenders’ strong appetite. But will the excesses of the pre-crisis era be avoided this time round, as bankers claim? Paul Wallace reports.
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Russia’s TransCreditBank is in the market trying to raise a two year loan, which WestLB is coordinating. The deal will be syndicated once a group of senior lenders has been put in place.
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Wimm-Bill-Dann, the Russia dairy group, is understood to have appointed ING to coordinate its upcoming loan.
