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Chinese telecom firm Huawei Technologies has launched a $1.2bn five year loan into general syndication. -
A $300m three tranche loan for Korean lender Kookmin Bank is due to close by the end of this week, said bankers. The deal offers lenders a rare chance to take exposure to a Korean credit.
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Logan Property Holdings and KWG Property Holding, whose joint venture won the bid for a land parcel in Hong Kong in February, have approached lenders for a HK$10bn ($1.28bn) term loan to support the construction of the project, two bankers said this week.
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Slowing corporate demand for loans in Asia is increasingly pushing banks to clinch bilateral deals rather than execute syndications. While no one is calling the end of the loan syndications market, bilaterals have quickly risen in popularity — and for now, are offering a win-win solution to lenders and borrowers. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
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China National Chemical Corp (ChemChina) sent indicative pricing for a $5.5bn refinancing to banks late last month.
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Bunge Finance Europe, an arm of the US agricultural commodities group, launched a revolving credit facility on Tuesday to refinance a $1.75bn loan from 2014. Fourteen banks have joined before general syndication.
