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  • The strength of bids in the euro/dollar basis swap market contributed to a rush of euro denominated deals from non-European borrowers this week.
  • Euro CMS floating rate paper again captured investor attention in the EMTN market this week, while dealers showcased new formats in the dollar interest rate sector as the market picked up pace across the board.
  • Foroya Banki has mandated BayernLB, Danske Bank and HSH Nordbank as bookrunners to arrange a Eu75m term loan. The three year loan will be used for general corporate purposes.
  • Rating:Ba2/BB/BB
  • FIG
    Rating:A+
  • JP Morgan has won the mandate to be bookrunners for the facility backing the buyout of bakery group Vaasan and Vaasan. The loan includes of Eu230m of senior debt, Eu25m of second lien and Eu47.5m of mezzanine.
  • In the US market, the CDX indices moved tighter across the board as well, and the curve flattening that was a feature of the iTraxx indices was mirrored in New York.
  • Fortis Bank will price Astir BV series 18 (Isara), a synthetic collateralised debt obligation (CDO) managed by itself, in the first week of February.
  • FIG
    Rating:Aa3/AA-/AA-
  • CIC has been mandated to underwrite the Eu116.1m loan for industrial supplies distributing group Orefi. The debt will come in the form of Eu98.1m of senior finance and a mezzanine tranche of Eu18m.
  • Syndication of the Eu2bn loan for nuclear energy group Areva will close in the next few days. It is oversubscribed ahead of close. Bookrunners are Calyon, Citigroup, HSBC and Société Générale. BBVA, BNP Paribas and Natixis are mandated lead arrangers.
  • Russian oil and gas group Gazprom has denied claims made by the Interfax news agency that it is seeking a $10bn loan to buy a half share in the Sakhalin 2 energy project.