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  • Rating: A3/BBB/BBB+ Amount: Eu1.5bn
  • Guarantors: Fortis SA/NV and Fortis NV Rating: Aa3/A+/A+
  • According to some bankers in the mandated lead arranger group of the Eu15bn dual tranche revolver signed in February 2002 for France Télécom, the French telecommunications company has requested one-on-one meetings with the mandated lead arrangers. It is unclear whether the heavily indebted telco will refinance a Eu5bn one year tranche, which forms part of the Eu15bn financing and falls due on February 14, or whether it will exercise a one year term-out option.
  • The new year opened with its traditional burst of supranational and agency dollar issuance, but unlike in 2002 when the market became logjammed in a matter of days, this year over $17bn has been successfully bought by investors keen to participate in high grade product.
  • The new year opened with its traditional burst of supranational and agency dollar issuance, but unlike in 2002 when the market became logjammed in a matter of days, this year over $17bn has been successfully bought by investors keen to participate in high grade product.
  • France Télécom is to announce plans for a new Eu3bn deal imminently, after a week of feverish market speculation. EuroWeek believes five banks have been awarded a mandate for a dual tranche euro transaction. A five year and a 10 year tranche are expected.
  • France Télécom is to announce plans for a new Eu3bn deal imminently, after a week of feverish market speculation. EuroWeek believes five banks have been awarded a mandate for a dual tranche euro transaction. A five year and a 10 year tranche are expected.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Eu900m
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Nkr1bn
  • Leveraged financiers focused on Germany have confirmed that they are working on the early bidding stage of the LBO of publishing company BertelsmannSpringer. It has been reported that Candover and Cinven have put in a joint bid for the business.
  • Rating: Aa3/A+/AA- Amount: $1bn
  • The Hellenic Republic is set to price a Eu5bn 10 year syndicated issue today (Friday) at the tight end of price guidance, having overcome fears that low yields and heavy supply in the euro government bond markets would hamper demand for paper. Greece's success bodes well for the Kingdom of Belgium, which will next week syndicate a new 10 year benchmark, and the Republic of Austria, which is planning a 15 year syndicated deal.