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Chinese banks flock to ByteDance loan | IFR (opens the original)
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ByteDance has increased a jumbo new money financing to US$29.6bn with Chinese banks anchoring the deal despite the meagre returns on offer, highlighting their willingness to back a homegrown AI champion. The three-year unsecured borrowing was increased from US$20bn following a blowout response that drew 28 banks in syndication. Of those, 15 were from China. They committed a combined US$18.9bn, or nearly 64% of the final size. Of the Chinese banks, 13 provided more than US$1bn apiece. In contrast
SoftBank puts lenders to the test | IFR (opens the original)
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SoftBank Group is pushing the boundaries of debt markets with jumbo financings, comprising a record retail bond and multiple loans that will take the debt raised this year to nearly US$90bn as it continues to test capacity among lenders and investors. The Japanese tech giant is looking to increase the size and extend the maturity of a US$20bn loan backed by its stake in Nasdaq-listed Arm Holdings. It is also raising a US$10bn two-year recourse term facility to partially refinance a larger bridge
Vietnam's banks return to offshore loans | IFR (opens the original)
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Private sector lender Vietnam Technological & Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Techcombank) has launched a US$1bn borrowing, underscoring growing demand among Vietnamese lenders for longer-term capital amid a regulatory overhaul and to fund credit expansion at home. Techcombank is returning to the offshore market after two years and raising its largest loan since 2022, while Asia Commercial Bank is eyeing an offshore syndicated loan debut with a US$300m borrowing and Vietnam International Commercial
Nvidia helps APACâs first GPU syndicated loan | IFR (opens the original)
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The Taiwan unit of US-based GMI Cloud has become the first borrower from Asia Pacific to bring a GPU-backed financing into the realm of syndicated loans, helped by commitments from industry titan Nvidia. The NT$14.05bn (US$438m) loan for GMI Cloud Phoenix relies heavily on Nvidia being a quasi-partner â rather than a straightforward offtaker â as a result of a revenueâsharing and credit support framework. CTBC is mandated lead arranger and bookrunner. GMI is one of only seven Nvidia Cloud
Nvidia helps APACâs first GPU syndicated loan | IFR (opens the original)
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The Taiwan unit of US-based GMI Cloud has become the first borrower from Asia Pacific to bring a GPU-backed financing into the realm of syndicated loans, helped by commitments from industry titan Nvidia. The NT$14.05bn (US$438m) loan for GMI Cloud Phoenix relies heavily on Nvidia being a quasi-partner â rather than a straightforward offtaker â as a result of a revenueâsharing and credit support framework. CTBC is mandated lead arranger and bookrunner. GMI is one of only seven Nvidia Cloud
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