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  • EuroWeek understands that high street department store Selfridges is sounding out the UK loan market for a new £100m credit facility. The retailer was last seen in the market when it secured £120m in 1998.
  • Rating: A+/A+ Amount: Eu200m
  • Rating: A Amount: Sfr100m
  • The Eu40m five year facility for Banka Celje was signed this week by mandated arrangers Bank Austria and BayernLB. BAWAG, LB Kiel and NordLB have also joined as arrangers. (For details of the full bank list and tickets and fees see EuroWeek 753.)
  • Rating: Baa2/BBB Amount: Eu300m
  • Amount: £230.64m Legal maturity: March 10, 2040
  • Bankers from institutions invited to commit to the $130m three year reducing revolver for steel company Iscor attended a meeting at Trinity House in London on Wednesday. There was a good turnout at the gathering and the mood was optimistic. "So far this year there has been far less loan issuance out of South Africa than the market expected so this deal has scarcity value," said a banker at the meeting.
  • Barclays, Citigroup/SSSB and JP Morgan are close to securing the mandate to arrange and bookrun a Eu2bn facility for Hidroeléctrica del Cantábrico. Details of the facility have not been released. However, EuroWeek understands that the loan, which will partly refinance debt and partly fund acquisitions, will be split into a three and a five year piece.
  • Baa1/BBB+/A- rated Telecom Italia braved the market this week by mandating HSBC, JP Morgan and Mediobanca to arrange its Eu7bn revolver. The telecoms sector had been spooked a week earlier by Deutsche Telekom being downgraded by Standard & Poor's and put on Watchlist by Moody's.
  • Amount: Skr1bn Rating: Moody's/Fitch
  • Rating: AAA Amount: $250m (fungible with three issues totalling $1bn first launched 12/10/01) lettres de gage publiques