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From left: 410 Tenth Avenue, 100 Park Avenue, 230 East 20th Street, 30 Morningside Drive, SL Green’s Marc Holliday (Photos via Google Maps, Getty, Gramercy Square, 30 Morningside Drive/Illustration by Kevin Rebong for TRD)
The 10 largest Manhattan loans recorded in January totaled $1.95 billion, a 7 percent decrease from December’s total.
For the first time, the top loan of the month was for an acquisition that went into contract during the pandemic: a hefty CMBS loan that 601W Companies secured for its $953 million purchase of SL Green’s 410 Tenth Avenue. The remainder of the top 10 included one other acquisition loan and a construction loan, while the rest were refinancings.
Last Updated: 05 February 2021
Upbit, one of South Korea’s top cryptocurrency exchanges, looks set to welcome a new shareholder. This week, The Korea Herald reported that Hanwha Investment and Securities, a securities investment company, had reached a deal to acquire a stake in the exchange’s parent company.
Improving Its Commitment to the Digital Asset Space
Hanwha Investment and Securities, a subsidiary of the Seoul-based financial services firm Hanwha Group, has agreed to terms to purchase 2.06 million shares of Dumamu, Upbit’s operator. The report values the deal at 58.3 billion won ($52.24 million) and it would see the investment firm acquire a 6.15 percent stake in the exchange operator.
01 Feb 2021 / 20:15 H.
(Recasts with comments from non-Japanese companies)
By Ritsuko Ando and Sam Nussey
TOKYO, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Foreign companies from Japanese retail giant Aeon to South Korean trading firm POSCO International and Norway s Telenor scrambled to assess the turmoil in Myanmar on Monday after a coup in the country once feted as Southeast Asia s last big frontier.
The Myanmar military seized power against the democratically elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi, who was detained along with other leaders of her party in early morning raids.
Major multinational firms including Japan s Kirin Holdings have pushed into Myanmar since Suu Kyi s party won a landslide election in 2015 and established the first civilian government in half a century.
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