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  • Syndication of Intels Group’s $100m and N5bn three tranche loan is to close at the end of the month. Mandated lead arrangers are African Export Import Bank (Afrexim) and Standard Chartered.
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  • The $907.8m Sohar Oil Refinery project financing was signed on December 17.
  • Employment in the City of London will rise by 2% in 2004 and could reach an all time high of 327,000 by mid-2006, the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) predicted this week.
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  • The general syndication of the debt supporting the buy-out of Pizza Express will be launched next week via mandated lead arranger Bank of Scotland. There is a bank meeting next Friday in London.
  • Development Bank of the Philippines has successfully raised $70m from the market through a three year term loan arranged by ING, Mizuho Corporate Bank and Standard Chartered Bank. The signing ceremony took place yesterday (Thursday).
  • Banco Finantia has signed banks into its three year term loan. The deal was oversubscribed in syndication, and has been increased to Eu75m from Eu50m. The mandated lead arrangers are BNP Paribas (bookrunner), Caixa-Banco de Investimento, RZB and Sanpaolo IMI.
  • The UK consortium called DCT Gdansk, which has been selected to construct a deep water container terminal by the Port of Gdansk Authority, is in discussions with a number of banks concerning project the financing.
  • Poland issued a Eu1.5bn five year bond yesterday (Thursday), wasting no time before opening its Eu3bn borrowing campaign for 2004.
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