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Singapore’s Global A&T Electronics (Gate) is taking out a $125m loan from four banks, giving it a liquidity boost that should help it attract investors on a global bond roadshow over the next few weeks.
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Irish cheese and dairy group Glanbia plc is in discussions with its lenders regarding the extension of its €320m bank loan set to mature in July 2013.
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Japanese loans bankers are working hard to bring foreign companies into the yen market, making up for a sluggish borrowing appetite from domestic companies. But they will need to buck a tepid market so far this year to achieve this goal.
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Bankers are hoping Waterland’s sale of its Dutch trust and corporate services group Intertrust will be the first auction in months to find a buyer, after three private equity firms were understood to have submitted bids for the firm by the November 7 deadline.
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Melco Crown Entertainment’s attempt to finance its latest project in Macau heated up this week, when it approached bond investors with an $825m deal, to be combined with an even larger international loan.
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Syndication of the £405m of leveraged loans backing KKR’s acquisition of Acteon is set to close oversubscribed after a strong response from bank lenders, said bankers close to the company.