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Chinese property names are trickling back into the syndicated loan market, with Shui On Land becoming one of the first mid-size borrowers to access the market this year. The credit is appealing to banks on a standalone basis, but early signs show that appetite for the sector has also improved. Shruti Chaturvedi reports. -
Fitch has removed Afreximbank from rating watch negative, partly because of its “excellent” risk mitigants, as the development bank continues to arrange a loan of at least $750m.
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The CEEMEA bond market exploded into life this week in what will be one of the busiest of the year. Saudi Arabia is leading the action with its much-anticipated bond but Turkey made an impressive comeback with four of its banks in the market following Friday’s sovereign trade. Further supply from Poland, Russia, the Middle East and Africa is adding plenty of diversity for investors.
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A five year loan for a subsidiary of Employees Provident Fund of Malaysia has entered syndication, three months after the leads were chosen.
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Syndication is under way for a A$500m ($380m) five year facility to support Philippine consumer food and beverage company Universal Robina Corp’s acquisition of Snack Brands Australia.
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China Universal Leasing, which had initially invited banks to a Rmb1bn ($150.5m) onshore loan, is considering boosting the size of the facility following a good response during syndication.
