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  • Dutch corporate Buhrmann has set up a euro800 million ($784.66 million) Euro-MTN programme. Standard & Poor's has assigned its preliminary ratings to the asset-backed floating-rate notes to be issued off the facility. Buhrmann is a supplier of paper, office products and graphic systems.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Eu253m (fungible with three issues totalling Eu235m first launched 13/03/02)
  • Bank of Scotland (bookrunner) and Royal Bank of Scotland plan to sign Giro Bank, Lloyds and Yorkshire Bank into the £122m acquisition facility backing CD Bramall's acquisition of Quicks plc. The three banks are going through documentation, and funding is due on July 15.
  • Rating: Baa1 Amount: £150m
  • Arranger Development Bank of Singapore has launched a $50m three year term loan for Want Want Holdings through a British Virgin Islands SPV. Invitations have gone out to selected banks which will receive a margin of 70bp over Libor.
  • Amount: Eu1.3bn Legal maturity: December 15, 2027
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Sfr450m
  • Sentiment in the European IPO market reached a new low this week when the UK directories company Yell, DIY group Focus Wickes and Polish media company ITI Group pulled their flotation plans. Yell, which owns the Yellow Pages and Business Pages in the UK, chose not to proceed with its offering citing market conditions. While this was generally regarded as the only sensible decision to take, the company was struggling to attract investor interest even before the WorldCom-induced panic.
  • Chilean mining company Codelco has sent out requests for proposals (RFPs) for a new international bond issue, making it a rare Latin issuer willing to brave dismal markets. The offering's maturity and size is open for discussion, said one banker who added that whatever Codelco decides to do, it will price on top of where a new Chilean sovereign issue would come to market.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: A$50m (fungible with A$100m issue launched 21/11/01)
  • Rating: A1/A/A Amount: Eu200m
  • Rating: Aa1/AA/AA+ Amount: $1bn