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  • The Eu200m one year facility for Türkiye Garanti Bankasi will be signed today (Friday). The deal has attracted a healthy oversubscription and is due to be increased to Eu350m.
  • Barclays Capital, Deutsche Bank (sole bookrunner), Lehman Brothers and Royal Bank of Scotland launched the £1.28bn acquisition facility for Enterprise Inns into syndication yesterday (Thursday). The £875m acquisition of an estate of 1,860 pubs from Laurel will make Enterprise the biggest pub landlord in the UK.
  • Amount: Eu100m Maturity: May 15, 2005
  • Impending supply from Deutsche Telekom, E.On and ABB, which could flood the market with as much as Eu16bn next week, is weighing heavily on the debt markets, despite a sharp improvement in sentiment. Deutsche Telekom is hoping to raise between Eu5bn and Eu8bn in euros and dollars in various maturities without the benefit of step-up language and, despite the aftermath of WorldCom, bankers believe the deal will go ahead.
  • William Hill overcame one of the largest barriers to its IPO this week as Britain's book-makers reached an agreement with the Racecourse Association over the televising of British horse racing. Having reached an agreement over the access to horse racing data last week, William Hill is now in a much better position to launch its IPO.
  • BNP Paribas will close syndication of the $1bn 364 day revolving credit facility for Clearstream Banking on Monday. Despite reaching an oversubscription, the deal will not be increased.
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  • Banks were this week signed into the $1.75bn 364 day multi-currency revolver for Morgan Stanley. Joining the deal are BNP Paribas, Commerzbank, Crédit Lyonnais, Danske Bank, HSBC, HypoVereinsbank, Deutsche Bank, KBC, Intesa, Lloyds, ABN Amro, Bank of New York, Royal Bank of Scotland, Bank of America, Citigroup/SSSB, DnB Markets, ING Bank, Nordea, Royal Bank of Canada, Sanpaolo IMI, WestLB and Westpac.
  • * Barclays Capital has hired John Kreitler, a 16 year Lehman Brothers veteran, to head its global credit trading business. Kreitler headed European credit trading at Lehman Brothers, which has promoted Mark Ames to fill the post. Ames was previously head of credit derivatives trading in Europe.
  • EuroWeek understands that sponsors bidding in the final rounds for National Car Parks, which is being auctioned off by US group Cendant, are Apax, BC Partners and Cinven. Among the banks backing the sponsors are Bank of Scotland, Deutsche Bank, Lehman Brothers, Morgan Stanley and Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • The Eu500m acquisition facility for consumer goods company Koninklijke Vendex will be closed on Wednesday. BNP Paribas, Rabobank and ING are arranging the loan, which will be used to fund the company's takeover of Belgian DIY group, Brico.
  • Austria Erste Bank is planning to raise up to Eu750m by the end of the year to finance the acquisition of shares in Ceska Sporitelna, the Czech bank. AVS, which is the major shareholder in Erste Bank, has launched a tender offer for the shares. If all the shares are tendered to AVS, the deal size would reach Eu750m.