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The article reports various developments related to commerce in the Far East including the formation of the Shanghai Industrial and Business Loan Relief Committee in June 1935 in China to oversee relief work among distressed industries.

This section offers news briefs on loans in East Asia. Petrochemical manufacturer Brunei Methanol has signed its $360 million facility via sole bookrunner Mitsubishi UFJ. The amendment for real estate company SM Prime has been signed and allocated through mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro, ING and Standard Chartered. The $250 million facility for chemical and resin producer Continental Chemical Corp. has been signed via sole bookrunner Credit Suisse.

Presents information on the deals made in the financial communities in East Asia as of September 2005. Loan launched by several banks for United Tractors; Completion of the dual tranche acquisition by NewBridge Capital; Value of the loan signed by Double Tech and Leading Profit.

The article offers news briefs related to loan terms and debt restructuring in East Asia. China Shipping Development chief accountant Wang Kangtian has announced plans to increase the company's use of dollar-denominated loans in its financing. Tongda Electronics has signed HK$350 million three year loan facility with six banks including Bank of East Asia, DBS and HSBC. ChipMOS Technologies has approved a $50 million loan term through four book runners including Standard Chartered, Ta Chong Bank, and Taiwan Business Bank.

Presents news briefs on syndicated loans in the financial services industry in East Asia as of July 22, 2005. Completion of the project financing of China National Offshore Oil Corp. Fujian LNG in China; Increase in the loan for Guthrie International Investment in Malaysia; Progress of the financing for Hanjin Shipping in syndication in South Korea.

Presents news briefs on syndicated loans in East Asia as of September 24, 2004. Financial closure of the three year dual tranche credit for Cheng Shin Rubber Industry; Amount raised by CRL Finance through a three year revolving term credit; Launching of the syndication of Astra International's three year revolving credit.

Presents news briefs on syndicated loans in the East Asian countries as of January 21, 2005. Oversubscription of a five year loan for Cheng Shin-Toyo & Rubber; Syndication of a nine month bridge financing for San Miguel Corp.; Selection of Calyon, HSBC, ING Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. to arrange a project loan for Keppel Energy's Merlimau Power Plant.