International property development and investment company C C Land Holdings Limited has completed a nine-figure refinancing for one of London’s tallest buildings, the iconic ‘Cheesegrater’, in a deal coordinated by HSBC UK and HSBC HK internationally.
The refinancing incorporates international support from HSBC UK, The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited, Bank of China (Hong Kong), UBS AG, Hang Seng Bank, and The Bank of East Asia.
Officially named The Leadenhall Building, after its London location, the 225-meter-tall skyscraper was purchased by Hong Kong-headquartered C C Land in 2017 for £1.15bn, the second biggest sale of a UK building at the time.
Dr. Peter Lam, Deputy Chairman, and Managing Director, at C C Land, said:
Sunny Poon, Head of Corporate (Commercial Real Estate & Infrastructure), Commercial Banking, Hong Kong, HSBC, said:
Andy McDonald, Head of Real Estate Finance at HSBC UK added:
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