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  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: $142m
  • Guarantor: State of New South Wales Rating: Aa2/AA+
  • Mandated arrangers Danske Bank, DnB Markets and Swedbank have closed syndication of the Eu75m five year term loan for Nordlandsbanken. The deal has been oversubscribed and will be increased up to Eu150m. The facility pays a margin of 26bp over Libor.
  • Rating: B+ Amount: $500m
  • While the public market struggles to find its feet after a desperately quiet summer, business in the private market is booming. Private volumes for September and October are up by $3bn on the same period last year and more than 1,000 trades were closed last month at a time when August and September's public market issuance slumped by 20%.
  • CIBC, HBOS and Royal Bank of Scotland are vying for the mandate to arrange the debt facilities supporting Permira's buy-out of Travelodge and Little Chef. Including equity the total acquisition could cost Permira between £750m to £800m.
  • Joint mandated arrangers Arab Banking Corporation (ABC) (facility agent), National Bank of Abu Dhabi (information memorandum) and Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi have closed syndication of the $120m three year facility for the Commercial Bank of Qatar. Banks will be signed in on October 17.
  • Bank of America and JP Morgan will be placing a Eu100m euro tranche of the $3.4bn leveraged financing that backs the Carlyle Group and Welsh Carson Anderson & Stowe's $1.05bn acquisition of US based QwestDex, among European institutional investors. JP Morgan and Bank of America are jointly arranging the facilities backing the buy-out with Deutsche Bank, Lehman Brothers and Wachovia.
  • Amount: A$1.2bn Issue price: 100.00
  • The battle to clean up the US markets moved further on to the political agenda this week after Democrat leaders called for the resignation of SEC chairman Harvey Pitt. Tom Daschle, Senate majority leader and Richard Gephardt, House minority leader, said in a letter to President Bush that "Mr Pitt is not the right person to head the agency that oversees our financial markets".
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: $250m (fungible with $400m issue launched 18/09/02)
  • Bankers starved of supply look forward to booking UK risk in size in the fourth quarter as three jumbo UK syndicated loans totalling nearly £9bn come to market to be refinanced. The first is the £1bn refinancing for RMC Group plc. The mandate was awarded this week to Bank of America, BNP Paribas, HSBC, Royal Bank of Scotland and WestLB.