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Power Assets Holdings signed its jumbo HK$37bn ($4.7bn) three year loan on Friday, January 10, as part of its fundraising to finance the spin off IPO of Hong Kong Electric Investments, which is now underway.
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Leveraged finance bankers have cast doubt on the scope and appeal of the unitranche debt market, after Barclays and BlueBay Asset Management’s Direct Lending Fund announced they were joining forces to provide such loans to mid-cap firms in the UK.
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Belgian milling and bakery firm La Lorraine Bakery Group has raised debt totalling €200m in the syndicated loan and retail bond market.
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French pharmaceutical company Sanofi, rated A1/AA, has amended a €7bn credit line, stretching the tenor out by a year and cutting the pricing.
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Union Bank Nigeria is set to become the latest of a string of Nigerian banks to sign an internationally syndicated loan, but lenders have already begun shifting their gaze to a new African financial institution market — Ghana.
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Bureaucracy contains both good and bad. The bad parts are the pedantry, the endless forms, the waiting two weeks for something to be approved only to wait two more weeks to have the approval returned to you. The good parts are when a loans market colleague falls foul of The Man and tells it all to Loan Ranger in one, exasperated email.