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  • Rating: A3 Amount: Eu50m subordinated debt
  • Teco Electric&Machinery Co is to hold a board meeting in the next few weeks to finalise approval for a loan. Taiwan Cellular Corp has awarded a mandate for a NT$14bn seven year term loan to ICBC.
  • Tussauds Group, the leisure company that owns the Madame Tussauds waxworks museums, is considering an IPO to take advantage of a stock market recovery later this year. Venture capitalist Charterhouse Development Capital (CDC), which bought the business in 1998 for £352m, is examining the possibility of a flotation, secondary buy-out, refinancing or trade sale for later this year or early in 2004. An IPO or sale could value the company at £800m-£1bn.
  • Turk Exim Bank has invited banks to submit bids for a new 364 day loan. The borrower last accessed the markets in August last year with a $120m 364 day deal priced at 135bp.
  • Rating: Baa2/BBB/BBB Amount: Eu750m
  • Mandated arrangers Citigroup, ING and SG have launched senior syndication of the $200m five year loan for TNK. Two take-and-hold tickets have been offered: lead arrangers with $30m for 95bp and arrangers with $25m for 85bp.
  • The selldown of the $50m three year loan for Sabanci Bank is attracting a positive response from the market according to arrangers ABC International, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and WestLB. Tickets to banks are co-arrangers with $5m, lead managers with $3m and managers taking $2m. The deal pays a margin of 70bp.
  • Lehman Brothers, SG and WestLB have closed the general syndication of the £426.4m of debt backing the construction of the new Wembley Stadium after attracting just one commitment from the market. Despite flexing the deal, there was little appetite for the asset which has had a jinxed relationship with the market in the several attempts made by a variety of mandated arrangers to sell the deal in various guises.
  • Rating: AA Amount: Eu150m
  • Rating: Baa1/BBB+ Amount: £50m (fungible with £200m issue launched 14/03/03)