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Lyndon Hsu, the former Asia Pacific leveraged and acquisition finance head at HSBC, is heading to Standard Chartered to lead its levfin business. -
Kia Motors has approached lenders for a financing to support the construction of a production plant in India that was announced late last month.
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ANZ has named Gavin Chappell as the head of loan syndications for Australia, poaching him from Westpac.
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Chinese banks are set to take up a bigger market share when it comes to financing M&A in 2017, building on their dominant presence in the Asian loan market last year. The stage is set for more collaboration between Mainland and international banks, according to panellists speaking at a leveraged and acquisition finance conference in Hong Kong on Wednesday. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
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China Lodging Group has allocated its $500m borrowing among 18 banks. The loan, launched in February, will fund the acquisition of hotels in the Mainland.
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HSBC has promoted Sheldon Wong to head its Middle Market Financial Sponsors (MMFS) team in Asia Pacific, a segment tipped to grow alongside the region’s increasing M&A volumes.
