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Sri Lankan conglomerate John Keells has finally signed its $395m resort financing that spent nearly a year in syndication. The facility was delayed after the country’s new government changed rules on casino licences, which meant banks had to rethink the loan to take into account the absence of casino revenues.
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Standard Chartered is understood to have dismantled its Hong Kong-based project finance team that focused on Greater China, making the division the latest to fall prey to the bank’s restructuring.
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Chinese technology firm Tencent Holdings has opened its $1.25bn loan into limited syndication with tight pricing on offer.
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Touch-based technology provider General Interface Solutions, an affiliate of Foxconn Technology Group, has signed its latest loan at an increased size of $300m after general syndication saw 15 banks pile in.
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First City Monument Bank (FCMB) has signed a $77m one year loan, the first international syndicated loan this year for a borrower in Nigeria, which has been struggling with a low oil price and political instability.
