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Star’s long-suffering lenders are starting to become very impatient
Star Entertainment’s long-suffering lenders are starting to lose patience with the casino group’s turnaround plans just a year after throwing the company a lifeline with an emergency capital raise.
A handful of Star’s lenders have commenced drip-feeding their holdings to investment banks’ debt trading desks, in hopes of finding buyers for their exposures, people with detailed knowledge of those moves said.
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