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Société Générale and Standard Chartered provided euro and yen tranches respectively in first World Bank-backed transaction involving the Japanese currency
HSBC, Mizuho and Standard Chartered coordinated deal which drew 10 lenders
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Three MBA students from Singapore Management University have won Morgan Stanley’s annual Sustainable Investing Challenge with a scheme that addresses one of the areas of sustainable financing that is least advanced: adaptation to climate change.
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The Loan Market Association launched a recommended facility agreement for export finance loans supported by an export credit agency on Wednesday. -
Europe’s supply and demand in primary markets for corporate high yield debt has eased and fund managers like the new climate. Lower supply would afford debt buyers a better opportunity to check on deals and push back when needed, some said this week.
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Comcast, the US’s largest cable company, has made a formal £22bn debt-financed takeover offer for Sky, seemingly ending 21st Century Fox’s attempts to buy the part of the company it does not already own.
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Japanese pharmaceutical company Takeda has bumped up its debt and equity offer for Shire to £46bn, leading to potentially the largest sterling M&A financing of the year.
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Mining company Polymetal has converted an existing $80m bilateral credit facility with ING into a sustainability-linked loan. It is the first loan market activity from Russia since the US announced a fresh round of sanctions against some of the country’s oligarchs.
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