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United Asia Finance has launched a HK$600m ($77m) four year fundraising into syndication. The Sun Hung Kai-backed company is offering a high all-in compared to the sub-100bp being paid by other Hong Kong blue chip names. -
A run of loans for highly-rated Middle Eastern government related entities (GREs) is expected to shape the year for Gulf loans.
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In this year’s round of Turkish bank loan refinancings, dollar commitments will receive a higher margin than those in euros, in a rare move to encourage more lending in the currency,
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Hong Kong’s MTR Corp has a reputation for recalibrating pricing in the region’s syndicated loan market and its latest HK$15bn ($1.9bn) dual-tranche facility is no different. The company has returned to the market after a gap of nearly 10 years, but its long absence is unlikely to pose a challenge, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
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Baring Private Equity Asia has lined up five banks to syndicate a $456m loan that backs its bid for Singapore-based Interplex Holdings.
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Deutsche Bank and Australia and New Zealand Bank have lost senior members of their teams in Asia.
