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  • The mandate to arrange the Eu125m-Eu130m three year facility for OTP Bank will be awarded next week. Five banks are on the shortlist, including Bank Austria, DZ Bank, Sumitomo and WestLB.
  • Mandated arranger BayernLB has closed syndication of the Eu100m two year term loan for Landsbanki Islands. Banks will be signed in to the deal on 21 October in Munich. The deal has been oversubscribed and increased to Eu125m.
  • Gazprom, the world's largest natural gas company, defied the capital markets meltdown this week to launch a $500m seven year bond with a three year put option.
  • Arrangers Deutsche Bank and Merrill Lynch have received the bulk of commitments from institutional investors in syndication of the Eu2.525bn debt facilities backing the Madison Dearborn Partners led public-to-private of Jefferson Smurfit Group (JSG). Arrangers have targeted institutional investors in the US and Europe. Like all of the other jumbo leveraged loans seen in the Euroloan market recently, the final reply date for JSG has come and gone. The deadline has moved from October 8 to next week.
  • EuroWeek hears that Barclays is arranging a Eu357m facility supporting Merloni Elettrodomestici's acquisition of 50% of UK-based home appliances company, General Domestic Appliances (GDA). Merloni last tapped the loan markets when it secured a DM150m five year revolver via Deutsche Bank, Banca Commerciale Italiana and BayernLB in 1996. That deal offered a margin of 50bp over Libor.
  • Sole mandated arranger Standard Bank will close syndication of the $15m six month trade facility for Nurbank next week. The deal is almost fully subscribed, but there are some more commitments due in the next few days.
  • Tarun Jotwani, who used to run fixed income in Asia at Lehman Brothers, is moving to London to fill a newly created position as head of international credit markets. Lehman's Asian high yield chief, Hyung Soon Lee, replaces Jotwani as head of Asian fixed income. Lee joined Lehman Brothers a decade ago, and has been running high yield in Tokyo since 1997.
  • Rating: Aaa/AA+/AA+ Amount: Eu150m (fungible with two issues totalling Eu2.65bn launched 28/01/99 and 26/04/99)
  • Rating: AA+ (S&P) Amount: Sfr150m
  • Guarantor: Federal Republic of Germany Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • The $300m facility for Kookmin Bank has been launched into syndication by arrangers ABN Amro, Barclays Capital, Citibank/SSB, Development Bank of Singapore, HSBC, Standard Chartered and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. Lenders can either take a $150m two year loan/FRN paying a margin of 15bp over Libor, or a $150m three year loan/FRN with a margin of 23bp over Libor.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Sfr100m (fungible with Sfr500m issue launched 16/07/02)