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  • JP Morgan this week launched general syndication of the debt facilities backing the 91.15% buy-out of Hirslanden from UBS Warburg Private Equity by BC Partners. Four tickets are on offer: Sfr50m for 90bp in fees; Sfr40m for 80bp, Sfr30m for 70bp; and Sfr20 for 60bp.
  • There's nothing quite like kicking the new year off with a party. And WestLB's bash last Friday at the Drapers Hall in London certainly started the year with a bang. Ambitious and honest bankers - our loan market's finest - could be seen in all corners of the room busy bragging about the size of their syndications, sneering at each other's pricing, and muttering about having some chunky offerings in the pipeline.
  • Guarantor: Telefónica SA Rating: A2/A/AA-
  • Class A1 notes: Eu100m Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Rating: Aa1/AAA Amount: A$100m (increased to A$100m issue launched 08/01/03
  • Rating: A2/A+ Amount: C$100m
  • A group of around 35 to 40 institutions attended the bank meeting last Friday in London for the $1.81bn of senior debt facilities backing Blackstone's buy-out of TRW Automotives. As the deal features US-style pricing it will be attractive to European CDOs.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA Amount: to be fixed 27/01/03 according to exchange offer
  • Loans bankers were this week speculating whether Vodafone plc will tap the loan market for extra cash now that it has had to use Eu2bn to buy back its share in Spanish subsidiary Airtel Movil. The buyback involves Spanish company Acciona selling its entire stake to Vodafone, giving the UK group full ownership. Vodafone also had to pay $2.2bn for SBC's stake in Cegetel.
  • The continuing slide in equity markets this week, resulting in the FTSE 100 reaching lows not seen for five years, did not hit the credit market as hard as expected, with spreads widening only a limited amount. However, the large supply of three year dollar global product took its toll, with recent deals by the EIB and ADB losing some 6bp-7bp on the week.