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  • Turkish conglomerate Dogus Holding is in the early stages of putting together a refinancing loan of $300m drawn from the European syndicated loan market. Dogus has not approached any banks yet but plans to in the upcoming weeks.
  • Longfor Properties has closed a HK$2.43bn ($312.9m) loan, becoming the latest Chinese property company to tap the international loan market for cash.
  • Lancashire Holdings, a Bermuda and UK based reinsurance firm, has signed a new $350m five year loan facility with Barclays and Lloyds Banking Group to replace an existing deal.
  • Nordea and SEB have arranged a senior loan package to finance private equity firm Altor’s takeover of Danish industrial group Haarslev Industries from Odin Equity Partners.
  • Dubai Duty Free, an airport retail company, is seeking a $1.1bn multi-tranche loan facility and has mandated six banks for the transaction. On Tuesday the company said that Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank had joined the transaction as a mandated lead arranger and bookrunner alongside Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, Citi, Dubai Islamic Bank, Emirates NBD and HSBC Bank Middle East.
  • Asia’s loan bankers may have just been through a dismal quarter, but there is always someone worse off. They should count themselves lucky they are not securitisation bankers, who have suffered a dismal few years. Perhaps by working together, bankers in the two areas can add a bit of zest to the loan market — and some much needed volumes to the securitisation market.