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  • Arrangers Bank of America, Citigroup/SSSB, Deutsche Bank and Nordea have pulled the £250m 3-1/2 year deal for MyTravel from the market. Last week the arrangers bumped up the pricing on the loan, but this still proved insufficient to attract interest given the company's problems.
  • Since upping the pricing on the Eu625m project financing for Rijnmond Energi BNP Paribas and SG have received five sub-underwriting commitments in the first stage of syndication.
  • The Province of New Brunswick this week joined the ranks of Canadian provinces that have successfully sold dollar bonds this year, launching its inaugural global bond and its first dollar issue since 1995. The $500m five year transaction, lead managed by CIBC and Citigroup/SSB, sold out in a couple of hours, with a book totalling $850m, and was priced at the tight end of the price guidance.
  • Moldova Moldova has signed an agreement on the restructuring of its $75m five year Eurobond that fell due on June 13, allowing it to avoid default. The government has to restructure $39.6m of the issue, having bought back the rest of the bonds last year.
  • ABN Amro has signed institutions into the Eu270m senior debt facilities backing the buy-out of lighting design firm Massive by CVC Capital Partners. LBLux, Friesland Bank, SMBC and Banca Monte dei Paschi (Belgium) and Duke Street Capital have committed to the deal.
  • Confusion reigned this week as intense speculation that the UK's Strategic Rail Authority (SRA) would announce a securitisation programme proved unfounded. Several UK newspapers ran reports suggesting that the plan, known as Golden Arrow and proposed by Morgan Stanley and Babcock & Brown, would be announced at a rail finance summit on Tuesday.
  • Joint mandated arrangers ABN Amro, Development Bank of Singapore, Standard Chartered and WestLB have launched syndication of the $125m six year facility for Bharti Cellular. This is the first foreign currency syndicated loan for the borrower, India's largest private telecoms provider.