Wayne Ma

• Brookfield and Maori Capital cold storage JV on the creation of a regional platform for development and management of cold storage assets, including the seed acquisition, financing, and redevelopment of a Hong Kong industrial property.
• A consortium of international banks led by Deutsche Bank AG, as mandated lead arrangers, on a USD 175m secured term loan facility, which is directly secured by Excel Centre, a grade-A office tower with a total space of over 41,000 square meters located in Beijing’s Financial Street.*
• A prestigious international financial institution in China on its investment in the properties commonly known as the Shanghai Knowledge and Innovation Community, an international multi-function knowledge community in Yangpu District, Shanghai.*
• Credit Ease Global Investments GP I, Ltd., a leader in China’s wealth management industry, in the formation of its real estate funds and its investment in various real estate projects and funds around the globe, marking one of the first outbound funds in China that successfully used the “fast track” outbound approval scheme in Shanghai Free Trade Zone.*
• The Carlyle Group in its USD 267m acquisition of an office building in Shanghai called Central Plaza.*
• Treasury China Trust on its acquisition of a retail property in Shanghai, China.*
• Asia Pacific Land on its USD 650m acquisition and financing of The Centre, a Shanghai trophy office building.*
• Century Holding Company Limited, a joint venture between The Carlyle Group and CLSA, on the sale of Hongjia Tower to a wholly-owned subsidiary of Yuexiu Real Estate Investment Trust.*
• Forum Partners in a debt and equity investment in a borrower, the proceeds of which will be used for the acquisition and development of various properties in China.*
• Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited, Deutsche Bank AG, London Branch and Credit Suisse AG, Singapore Branch as mandated lead arrangers, underwriters and bookrunners in connection with a USD 480m secured term loan facility and USD 20m revolving facility to RCA01, a special purpose vehicle wholly-owned by Spring Real Estate Investment Trust.*
• Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited, CITIC Bank International Limited and Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank as joint arrangers in onshore and offshore loan facilities for the refinancing of a warehouse project in Shanghai, China.*

*Prior to joining CMS.