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  • Syndication of a £280m five year revolver for Whitbread has been completed. The deal was closed oversubscribed in syndication attracting £350m from the market and has been increased from £250m.
  • Barclays, HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland are arranging a new five year facility for WS Atkins.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAAAAA Amount: A$70m
  • Rating: A1/AAA/AA+ Amount: Eu375m Hypothekenpfandbrief (fungible with two issues totalling Eu1.125bn launched 05/09/02 and 11/12/02)
  • The plague of corporate governance crises that dogged the US markets in 2002 hit Europe this week. The market has faced one of its toughest weeks after Dutch retailer Ahold admitted a $500m overstatement in profits, which sent shockwaves through the European investor base. Suez is also under pressure following an investigation by French regulators into its stock. A string of corporate credits suffered, in particular Bayer, Linde and Olivetti as well as Thyssenkrupp, which was downgraded to junk last Friday.
  • Rating: A1/A+/AA- Amount: £150m lower tier two capital
  • Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland and Bank of Scotland have provided a £221.2m 364 day rescue loan for support services company Amey. The loan will plug the company's indebtedness of around the same amount.
  • France Télécom shareholders approved plans for a rights issue of up to Eu30bn on Tuesday, even though the company insisted it would not raise more than Eu15bn. The telecom operator's share price fell 7.5% after the shareholders meeting, largely due to chief executive Thierry Breton's lower than expected 2002 Ebitda forecast of Eu15bn.
  • Mandated arrangers Africa Merchant Bank, BNP Paribas, Natexis Banques Populaires and SG will launch syndication of the $1.15bn pre-export financing for Sonangol next week. Launch was earmarked for yesterday (Thursday) but due to some issues among the arrangers the launch had to be put back until next week.
  • Rating: A+ Amount: Eu110m
  • Financial arrangements for the largely debt funded bid for the proposed A$2.4bn acquisition of Goodman Fielder by Burns Philp are progressing well. Arrangers Credit Suisse First Boston, BOS International (Australia) and Crédit Agricole Indosuez were joined by National Australia Bank, Rabobank and WestLB in underwriting the A$1.4bn four year term loan. The facility is divided between a A$1.3bn term loan and a A$100m revolving credit and has been launched into general syndication to around 10-15 banks.