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  • Hospitality business Genting Hong Kong, which operates cruise liners, has signed a $500m borrowing to refinance debt taken for funding six vessels.
  • A unit of e-commerce platform Cogobuy Group has launched a $100m borrowing into general syndication via a single mandated lead arranger and bookrunner.
  • VPBank Finance, a subsidiary of state owned Vietnam Prosperity Bank (VPBank), has hit the market for a $100m borrowing with one bank at the helm.
  • Indian mortgage lender HDFC has received about $100m worth of commitments during general syndication of its $375m five year loan.
  • Lenders are still keen to underwrite sterling loans after the UK’s Brexit vote — as shown in Steinhoff’s £452m deal — said one head of Emea loan syndicate.
  • Tencent is sounding out banks for yet another multibillion dollar borrowing, this time to back its acquisition of mobile game maker Supercell. The Chinese technology company is used to getting an easy ride in the loan market, where it has raised $6.89bn since December. But the structure for the latest deal means it will have to pay up to lure banks, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.