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French hotel group Accor has completed a Eu1.5bn refinancing facility. The five year multi-currency revolver was led by BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole and Société Générale as active bookrunners.
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Hong Kong property developer Henderson Land has approached lenders with a HK$5bn loan — the regular borrower’s second international syndication of the year. But despite a slightly wider margin, bankers fear the deal’s structure and pricing will restrict commitments to relationship lenders.
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Taiwanese lenders have rushed to get exposure to two Korean bank deals, attracted by their investment grade credit and reasonable pricing. Woori Bank increased a $180m deal to $227m as a result while Hana had to scale back lenders to close an oversubscribed $100m deal.
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Bankers are preparing for a new stream of Chinese companies that is about to hit Hong Kong after telecoms company ZTE Corp launched a $500m deal last week. There is a rush of private enterprises looking to mandate dollar and Hong Kong dollar financings as controls on bank liquidity start to bite in China.
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Commodities trader Vitol has approached banks with a $1.2bn revolving credit facility but, after widespread volatility in commodity prices, the chance of the company increasing the deal further in syndication has taken a knock.