Global investment firm Brookfield has appointed KB Kookmin Bank as the lead arranger for what was described as the largest syndicated loan in South Korean history. The financing totals KRW 10.7 trillion, or about $8 billion. According to the brief report cited by ChainCatcher, the proceeds are intended to support the purchase of artificial intelligence chips for South Korean technology giant NAVER. The deal links one of the world’s major investment firms, a leading Korean bank, and one of the country’s best-known tech companies in a financing package centered on AI infrastructure demand. No additional terms, timeline, or participating lenders were disclosed in the source material.
Global investment firm Brookfield has appointed KB Kookmin Bank as the lead arranger for what was described as the largest syndicated loan in South Korean history.
The loan totals KRW 10.7 trillion, or about $8 billion. According to ChainCatcher, the financing is intended to support South Korean tech giant NAVER in purchasing artificial intelligence chips.
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