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  • The $350m three year loan for Nedbank, arranged by HSBC, Royal Bank of Scotland and Royal Chartered Bank's will close this week. The mandated lead arrangers expect the deal to be oversubscribed.
  • Merrill Lynch is poised to launch the IPO of UK sports goods retailer Sports World, valuing the company at up to £2.5bn, according to reports.
  • The structured note market hosted a variety of large issues across the full spectrum of asset classes this week. Highlights included not just Dresdner Bank's Eu100m range accrual (see page 1) and Italy's Eu500m inflation-linked private placement (see page 46) but a number of chunky rate structures in both euros and dollars, a fund-linked debut, rare Israeli shekels and an innovative sub-Saharan African currency basket.
  • The success of the long 30 year syndicated government bond by the Hellenic Republic demonstrated strong demand for long dated paper this week, something that had been questioned after the subdued response to the 30 year Bund auction.
  • The Skr2.5bn revolver for car credit company Volvofinans via Danske Bank and Svenska Handelsbanken is in documentation. The loan will be signed in the week starting February 12.
  • Guarantor: Saepar Serviços e Participações
  • Rating: Baa1
  • The bank meeting for the Sfr4.25bn loan for telecoms company Swisscom via bookrunners Citigroup, Credit Suisse, JP Morgan and UBS was held in Zurich on Monday. The deadline for commitments is February 16.
  • Barclays Capital has maintained its lead at the top of private placement league tables, as well as taking over as the leading corporate MTN dealer, after issues totalling $1bn for third party borrowers settled this week.
  • Anglo-Russian oil company TNK-BP's $1bn facility is back in the market after it was put on hold last month by bookrunners Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Barclays Capital, BNP Paribas and Mizuho.
  • Rating: Baa1/BBB/BBB+
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