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Minsheng Financial Leasing has returned to the debt market for a $200m offshore loan that is led by three mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners. -
China Lodging Group has enlisted a single bank to help it arrange a $500m financing for the acquisition of hotels in the Mainland.
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Kion Group, the German forklift manufacturer, has finished a Schuldschein deal raising almost €1bn in the process. There was particular focus on Asian investors, despite Kion not offering a dollar tranche.
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The successful placement of an outbound acquisition financing for Indian company Intas Pharmaceuticals has put the spotlight on rules barring Indian banks from supporting local M&A. Intas’s loan has demonstrated that the country’s lenders are well positioned to structure and distribute complex deals with cross-border elements. It’s time for the regulator to rethink rules on domestic transactions.
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Kingboard Laminates Holdings is looking to refinance two loans with a single HK$6bn ($773m) facility, and is narrowing the all-in pricing by about 80bp.
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Midea, the Chinese appliance maker, is in discussions with European and Asian bank lenders to refinance a €3.7bn bridge facility.
