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ChemChina is in the early bird stage of syndication for its KraussMaffei acquisition loan and is targeting relationship banks, according to a banker familiar with the deal. Commitments are due around the end of the month. -
Société Générale has appointed a new head of EMEA loan syndicate, after promoting the former head to a senior job in risk management across the corporate and investment bank.
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As Chinese companies go on an M&A shopping trip in Europe in 2016, the European loan market will benefit from the China’s spending spree.
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Newly formed building materials giant LafargeHolcim has completed its post-merger loan refinancing but, after a fracas last year, some uncertainty remains about the potential for negative interest payments.
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Grand Capital International, a subsidiary of SinoPac Financial Holdings, is tapping dollar liquidity in Taiwan for a $220m three year loan.
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Chemical tanker firm Ardmore has issued a bullish outlook for the tanker sector after agreeing a streamlined loan refinancing package. This will come as good news for loans bankers in the Nordic region, who are hoping event-driven deals will start to take the place of refis after a disappointing 2015.
