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Global and Chinese banks are keenly awaiting the term sheet for a Bank of China-led syndicated loan facility to back the acquisition of the LED component and automotive lighting business of Philips by private equity investors. -
Hong Kong listed Fosun International has allocated its latest borrowing among 22 lenders. Banks are eager to establish a relationship with Fosun, which is snapping up assets across continents. Their interest led the Chinese company to increase its loan to $800m from $500m.
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Archroma, the Swiss colour and speciality chemicals company, is sounding out early bird lenders for a $404m loan that will fund an acquisition and refinance debt.
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The Loan Market Association has said that Solvency II criteria for identifying simple, transparent and standardised securitizations are “a significant cause for concern”.
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Flint Group, the Luxembourg-headquartered UK provider of products and supplies for the printing and packaging industries, is seeking a price cut on a €1.5bn-equivalent loan.
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Four lenders have joined Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam’s (BIDV) $100m loan during the senior phase. The deal is now open in general syndication and comes at a time when banks are eager to book sovereign-backed Vietnamese assets, while dealflow from southeast Asia is lacklustre.
