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  • Mandated arranger RBS has upward flexed the £275m 20 year financing for the Immingham combined heat and power project by 25bp. The deal originally paid an initial margin of 130bp, which then rose to 175bp over the life of the facility. The move underlines the difficulties facing power project finance in the UK, with few banks willing to book these risks.
  • In a financial markets example of musical chairs, ING Financial Markets' Asia Pacific equity research head Richard Iwan Jones has jumped ship to head up Deutsche Bank's Asian equity operations, and ING has hired Adrian Faure from Merrill Lynch to replace him. Jones' transfer to Deutsche Bank is a result of Brian Nolan, the bank's previous head of equities, moving to a new role to help build up Deutsche Bank's global relationship management in the region.
  • The mandate to arrange the $250m multi-tranche facility for Reliance Industries is due to be awarded by today (Friday). A bidding group consisting of ANZ, Standard Chartered, Crédit Lyonnais and ABN Amro is favourite to win the deal.
  • A management presentation for the debt facilities supporting the buy-out of Interfloor Holdings will be held on July 9. Bank of Scotland is arranging the £53m of debt backing the buy-out of underlay manufacturers Duralay from Cinven and Gates Consumer from Tomkins plc by Rutland Fund Management. The companies will be merged into one group called Interfloor Holdings.
  • Bank of Scotland and Merrill Lynch are providing the debt supporting the proposed management buy-out of Green Property by private company Rodinheights. The buy-out is worth Eu1.05bn. The two banks are providing Eu525m of debt and equity.
  • The European structured finance market was rocked this week when Eurostat, the statistics agency of the European Union, announced new guidelines for the accounting treatment of government-related securitisations.
  • Banks have been signed into the Eu3.675bn acquisition facility for Edipower. Abbey National, ABN Amro, Banco Popolare di Lodi, Bank of Scotland, HypoVereinsbank, BayernLB, Caja Madrid, Citigroup/SSSB, CDC Ixis, Cofiri, Commerzbank, Dexia, Fortis, ING, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and WestLB have committed as lead arrangers.
  • The European structured finance market was rocked this week when Eurostat, the statistics agency of the European Union, announced new guidelines for the accounting treatment of government-related securitisations.
  • Arranger Mizuho Corporate Bank has completed a ¥5bn three year term loan for Primus Financial Services. Participants are Sumitomo Trust & Banking Co contributing ¥2bn, Hokkoku Bank and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China lending ¥1bn each, and Bangkok Bank and Chugoku Bank committing ¥500m apiece.
  • Mandated arranger ING this week closed syndication of the $25m six month facility for Kazakhstan Development Bank. A signing date has not been determined, but it is expected in the next two weeks. The facility has a maturity of six months with two extensions of six months each also on offer.