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Mimi Cheng, chief representative of First Gulf Bank in Hong Kong, has left the firm less than a year after taking over the position. -
In a busy week for European corporate bond issuance, two hybrid capital issues are taking centre stage.
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China Huiyuan Juice Group has sealed a slightly larger than planned syndicated loan of €160m with four banks. A few more lenders are still set to join, which will further bump up the fundraising, according to a source.
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Telenet, the Belgian cable and telecoms company owned by Liberty Global, launched a €750m and $1bn term loan refinancing on Tuesday, just four months after signing the original facilities.
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Shui On Development has hit the syndications market for a $150m three year borrowing guaranteed by parent Shui On Land. The firm is the latest name to tap the bond and loan markets in quick succession.
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Automobile parts maker Zhongding Hong Kong has wrapped up its latest syndicated loan at €200m ($217m), higher than the launch size of €150m, as 14 lenders chipped in.
