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Simon Penniston will retire from the European syndicated loan market this summer after a career in banking lasting 38 years, most recently as head of the financial loan markets team at Lloyds Banking Group in London. His last day will be on June 19.
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Chongqing Grain Group has closed syndication of its $150m three year loan, with signing scheduled for mid-June. The deal was oversubscribed, and is likely to increase.
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Bankers working on M2 Telecommunications Group’s A$400m ($386.1m) loan have signed the deal, opting to close it as a club rather than taking it into syndication.
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Australian mining company Arrium has closed its $750m dual-tranche loan, and plans to increase the size by $50m after getting enough demand.
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Steel company Yongnam Holdings signed a S$130m ($102.9m) club loan with four banks on May 28, with plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes.
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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’.