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  • A bank meeting will be held next week in Monaco for the syndication of the debt facilities to back Close Brothers' 45% buyout of ship management company V-Ships. BNP Paribas and HBOS are arranging the deal. The $91.8m of senior debt is split into a $58.8m seven year term loan 'A', a $20m seven year term loan 'B', a $3m seven year acquisition facility and a $10m seven year revolver.
  • Citigroup continues to dominate the league tables this week. The US house has a lead of more than $4.5bn over its nearest rival, Deutsche Bank. The real battle in both tables continues to be for second place for which Deutsche is vying with JP Morgan. In table one the houses are separated by just over $10m.
  • Rating: A+ Amount: Sk350m
  • Amount: Eu254.25m Legal maturity: April 242018
  • The EuroMTN market witnessed an increase in corporate and automotive issuance this week. Automotive borrowers came to the non-syndicated market with 13 notes for $423m, well up on the previous week's total of $248m from just five notes.
  • Rating: A1/A/A Amount: Eu100m
  • Barclays Capital and Royal Bank of Scotland have closed syndication of the $135m debt facilities supporting the Alchemy-backed MBO of Riverdeep. Banks joining are HBOS JP Morgan, IIB Bank and AIB.
  • Italian municipal utility Hera will next week file a prospectus with the Borsa Italiana for a June flotation. The deal will give a welcome boost to the moribund IPO market. The Eu300m-Eu400m IPO is likely to be led by ABN Amro Rothschild and Unicredit Banca Mobiliare, and promises to be one of the only flotations of the first half of 2003.
  • Telecom Italia's bankers say they are confident of a strong result on the syndication of the borrower's Eu15.5bn loan. The lead banks hope the deal will be closed next week oversubscribed, despite initial market concerns over the senior ticket sizes. Banks have been asked to commit Eu750m for 50bp upfront and a 10bp arranger fee, Eu500m for 40bp upfront and 7.5bp, Eu250m for 35bp and Eu125m for 25bp.
  • Rating: Baa3/BB- Amount: $350m (increased from $200m)
  • Kazakhstan's Kazkommertsbank scored a blowout success in the international bond markets last Friday (April 11) with a transaction that smashed all records for investor demand for Kazakh risk. Central Asia's premier bank had originally planned a relatively modest $150m seven to 10 year year transaction via joint lead managers Credit Suisse First Boston and JP Morgan, but in the end it raised $350m of funding at the long end of the indicated tenor range.