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  • Rating: Aaa/AA/AAA Amount: A$100m
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA (Moody's/Fitch) Amount: Eu400m (fungible with Eu600m issue launched 31/01/03)
  • Deutsche Bank has lured one of Asia's best known China analysts back to Hong Kong to take up the head of Greater China equities research role. Jing Ulrich is joining to Deutsche Bank from CLSA Emerging Markets in New York, where she had been responsible for top institutional client relationships globally.
  • Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp is on the verge of launching a $200m term loan for Transpacific Petrochemical Indotama, for the Tuban Petrochemical project. An additional $200m loan is to be provided by Japan Bank of International Co-operation, bringing the total project funding to $400m.
  • After a busy year in 2002 bankers were hopeful that the Russian syndicated loan market would continue to thrive this year. So far Russia has not disappointed and it looks set to provide the bread and butter business for syndicated loan market banks operating in central and eastern Europe this year. Borrowers continue to flock to secure financing through their relationship banks at pricing which is moving south of the 300bp over Libor mark.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: $1bn
  • Banks will be signed into the senior phase of syndication of the $2.65bn demerger loan for InterContinental Hotels Group and Mitchells&Butler's £1.5bn facility next week. Underwriters have not been brought down to comfortable hold levels for the InterContinental loan and the deal will be launched into a retail phase. There will be no further syndication of the Mitchells&Butler deal.
  • Amount: A$213m (tap) Rating: Standard&Poor's
  • Signs that the war with Iraq is coming to an early close have transformed the mood in the international bond market. A more positive market tone and a heavy sell-off in government bonds steepened the yield curve in dollars and euros this week. The result was higher yields and a consequent deluge of investor demand for highly rated instruments, resulting in the busiest week of issuance since January. In the euro market in particular there was a strong bid for duration.
  • Mandated arrangers AIB, Bank of Ireland, BNP Paribas and Citigroup have closed syndication of the Eu500m five year dual tranche facility for Bord Gais. Banks will be signed into the deal next week. For more details see EuroWeek 795.
  • Rating: A1/A+/A Amount: Eu500m