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Syndicated loan activity in Asia ex-Japan may have slumped this year, but the slowdown is not all bad. The numbers show a return to normalcy in the region following an unusually stellar year of business in 2016, according to speakers at a loan market conference last week. -
China Huarong International Holdings has allocated an $800m loan among 11 lenders, wrapping up a facility that was only opening into syndication in late July.
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Sherwin-Williams, the US paint and coatings maker, has issued its debut Schuldschein for €245m. It is the first US company to come to the market this year.
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The Schuldschein market is booming, despite the credit setbacks it has suffered this year from struggling borrowers.
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Danish agricultural company Dansk Landbrugs Grovvareselskab (DLG) signed its first syndicated loan on Tuesday, borrowing €625m from 13 banks.
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Steven Jensen is leaving his loan syndication sales position at Nordic bank SEB in London to join Norwegian bank DNB.
