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  • Rating: Aa2/AA+ Amount: $250m
  • Mandated arrangers Citigroup/ SSSB, HSBC, JP Morgan and SEB Merchant Banking launched syndication of the $1bn multi-currency revolver for Investor AB on Wednesday. A bankers presentation will be held in Stockholm in January 24. Commitments are due over the next two weeks. Mandated arrangers ABN Amro (bookrunner), Barclays Bank (bookrunner), Crédit Agricole Indosuez and Nordea signed banks into the Eu2bn five year multi-currency revolver for Stora Enso on Wednesday.
  • CSFB hopes to launch the debt facilities backing the secondary buy-out of Nycomed from Nordic Capital by Blackstone Partners into general syndication next week. Most of the syndicate that committed to the debt facilities that backed Nordic's acquisition of the pharmaceuticals company have come into this deal, so general syndication will be limited. Scandinavian banks and funds will be targeted.
  • Taiwan Cellular Corp is looking for funding to finance its purchase of a 5.75% stake in national telecoms carrier Chunghwa Telecom Co. A consortium including Cathay Financial Holdings, Fubon Financial Holdings and Taiwan Cellular Corp agreed to purchase a 13.5% stake at a cost of NT$64bn on December 17.
  • Rating: A3/A- Amount: Eu1bn
  • Prada Codpiece Award for the Best Male Lunch Companion is a title not to be sniffed at. In all senses of the word. But don't be fooled into believing that the delectable loan market gentlemen - Jon Abando, Tim Cottrell, Martin Crocker, Richard Munn, David Owens and David Yeoman - who received the award in EuroWeek's Review of the Year 2002 were chosen by the legendary Ian Kerr.
  • Guarantor: TotalFinaElf SA Rating: Aa2/AA/AA
  • CSFB, JP Morgan (bookrunner) and Lehman Brothers with Deutsche Bank will today (Friday) host a bank meeting for the European launch of the debt facilities backing the $4.725bn buy-out of TRW Automotive from TRW Inc - is wholly owned by US-defence group Northrop Grumman Corporation by Blackstone Group in London. European institutional investors have been invited to join a circa Eu100m equivalent carve-out of a $900m eight year term loan 'B' which features a margin of 400bp over Libor.
  • Turkey is looking to follow up its $750m 10 year transaction that was priced last Thursday with a Eu500m five year deal via Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and Deutsche Bank. The lead managers began bookbuilding yesterday (Thursday), and the bond should be launched either today (Friday) or early next week. Other bankers have reported yield talk around 10%-10.25%.