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New World Development is picking five banks to arrange its HK$8bn-HK$9bn ($1.03bn-$1.16bn) three year loan, which will be launched to the market in the next few weeks.
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The $285m refinancing loan for Offshore Incorporations has launched into syndication, with the company offering 25bp more than the last time it tapped lenders.
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French chemicals company Novacap is seeking commitment on two loan add-ons from lenders. They comprise a €40m bullet repayment term loan ‘B3’ priced at 450bp over Euribor and a €20m amortising capex facility priced at 400bp over.
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PrimeCredit and Zhejiang New Century Hotel Management have closed general syndications of their loans, with bankers now busy finalising allocations and drawing up documents.
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Margins at the top of the investment grade European syndicated loan market continue to move steadily tighter, but according to a new survey released this week by the European Association of Corporate Treasurers (EACT), almost half of corporate treasurers still face upward pressure on the pricing of their uncommitted short-term funding.
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German media corporation ProSiebenSat.1 has obtained consent from a majority of its lenders to pay back part of its debt ahead of maturity, as well as amend and extend part of its term loan ‘D’.