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  • The Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas project (LNG) is looking to expand its loan facility towards the end of the year. Appetite for the project is high with the original $1bn loan, signed in December, being oversubscribed, most notably at the retail level.
  • There was a steady flow of transactions in the the Scandinavian market during the first half of the year which was keeping in the experience from 2002. "It was a consistent source of business," says David Owens, senior manager in loan syndications at Danske Bank in London. Owens says that there were over 40 deals with a combined value of about Eu20bn in the first half of the year, and that over the next 12-18 months there are at least 30 deals required for refinancing.
  • Dollar swap spreads ground lower over the week, but popped wider as some mortgage related paying was seen on Wednesday. By late morning in New York on yesterday (Thursday) spreads were around 1bp wider than they before the blackout of last Thursday.
  • The return of the retail investor could be a important boost to the equity market and a good indicator of future demand. "This year in Europe some Eu7.3bn was put into equity funds," said Robert Machell, head of pan-European equities at JP Morgan Fleming in London. "It has recovered more quickly than many people expected. There was an assumption that having being burned by the stock market bubble retail would stay away from equities."
  • Qatar Vinyl Company has approached a number of banks for the potential refinancing of its $475m 12 year term loan.
  • Swiss pharmaceuticals company Roche demonstrated the depth of demand for unrated credits in the sterling market yesterday (Thursday), when it increased its debut issue in the currency from £150m to £250m.
  • Guarantor: Roche Holdings Ltd
  • Swiss pharmaceuticals company Roche demonstrated the depth of demand for unrated credits in the sterling market yesterday (Thursday), when it increased its debut issue in the currency from £150m to £250m.
  • Guarantor: HBOS plc, Governor & Company of the Bank of Scotland
  • Citigroup once again extended its lead at the top of table one this week. The house is just less than $8.5bn ahead of its nearest rival, JP Morgan.
  • KfW is working on a new synthetic programme, securitising for the first time pools of commercial mortgages to German small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs).