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  • The Republic of Finland launched the largest ever single tranche fixed rate euro denominated bond this week, a Eu6.5bn syndicated three year government bond led by ABN Amro, Deutsche Bank, Merrill Lynch and Nordea.
  • The Republic of Finland launched the largest ever single tranche fixed rate euro denominated bond this week, a Eu6.5bn syndicated three year government bond led by ABN Amro, Deutsche Bank, Merrill Lynch and Nordea.
  • Nine banks have been signed in as underwriters of the Eu690m non-recourse financing for ESB International. Royal Bank of Scotland is the mandated arranger. The credit includes a long term project facility of Eu440m. A margin of 142bp-170bp over Euribor is payable. Proceeds will be used to finance the borrower's largest international investment project to date, a 755MW combined cycle gas-fired plant in northern Spain.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland with Banca IntesaBci is arranging a Eu133m project financing for the Milan Nosedo waste-water purification plant. The deal is a Eu133m 14 year project financing for a 127MW windfarm sponsored by Edison Energie Speciali.
  • A cautious response from institutional investors has caused Jamaica to trim the size of its planned euro bond and delay pricing until next week. The deal, via Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank, was set to be launched this week and total as much as Eu200m.
  • Arrangers Bank of America, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Citigroup/SSB, Mizuho Corporate Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp have completed a ¥140bn six year fundraising for Jupiter Telecommunications - the largest broadband and cable service provider in Japan. The total financing package amounts to ¥290bn, which includes this ¥140bn syndicated portion and a ¥150bn loan from its main shareholders - Liberty Media, Microsoft and Sumitomo Trading Company.
  • Croatia and Tunisia are keeping up the steady flow of EMEA sovereign issuance this quarter. Both countries will price euro denominated transactions today (Friday) and bankers predict that they will fly off the leads' books. Croatia met investors in Europe this week for a Eu500m seven year transaction that it has mandated to Citigroup/SSSB and Deutsche Bank, while Tunisia will bring a Eu300m 10 year offering via Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and Merrill Lynch.
  • Nomura has won £1.2m from Credit Suisse First Boston after a UK court ruled that exchangeable bonds could be delivered under a credit default swap agreement. The decision is an important ruling for the fast growing credit derivatives market. The case came about after CSFB refused to accept $10m of Railtrack exchangeable bonds under a CDS agreement, following Railtrack's bankruptcy in October 2001.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA- Amount: Eu100m
  • Rating: Aa2/AA-/AA- Amount: Eu250m
  • Rating: Aa2/AA-/AA- Amount: Eu250m