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Beijing Construction Engineering Group has returned to the debt market for a $350m term loan. -
Cathay Pacific Airways is asking lenders’ consent to exercise the extension option on a 2017 loan.
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In just a few days, two of the UK’s largest companies have had acquisition offers made for them by North American rivals. Heading into the 11th hour of a still chaotic Brexit process amid the highest national redundancy levels since the global financial crisis will have more foreign buyers circling yet.
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Morningstar, the US investment research firm, is marketing US private placements for the first time in its 26 year history, according to several sources familiar with the situation.
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GardaWorld, the Canadian security service company, has made a hostile £3bn offer for larger UK rival G4S, marking the second major bid for a UK company from a North American firm in less than a week.
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Bank of Communications Financial Leasing has returned to the loan market, inviting banks to join a $300m three year green deal.
