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Shenzhen Metro Group is the Chinese property giant's largest shareholder with the move coming after Vanke said it could make a loss of up to Rmb45bn in 2024.

The Hong Kong property developer secured the deal with a consortium of international, Chinese and local banks; the company cited "challenging" market conditions in mainland China and Hong Kong as 2024 profits fell 25%.

The loan is the second time the bank has been a sole coordinator for a private equity backed firm in Asia Pacific.

The deal marks the first facility arranged in Asia’s syndicated loan market to combine both green and sustainability-linked features, and the first such issuance by a Chinese multinational.

The region’s private credit markets are emerging as the next big opportunity for investors who are searching for higher yielding assets, and Singapore start-up, Kilde, is making a unique play for this under-tapped asset class.

Debt-laden Fosun International increases size of three-year loan to $800 million amid keen interest from Asian lenders.

Bank of China and China Merchants Bank are arranging a $800 million loan to fund a Chinese consortium’s acquisition of Nasdaq-listed OmniVision.

Commodities trader Noble Group, under attack for the second time this year, finds support from lenders who brush aside allegations to back a $2.25 billion loan facility.

Cheung Kong Property sets an better-than-targeted all-in price on its new jumbo loan of just Libor plus 110bp as banks pile in.