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  • The Eu100m five year loan for Banka Koper is already 100% oversubscribed. BayernLB and Sanpaolo IMI are the mandated lead arrangers. Commitments are due by December 18. The facility pays a margin of 22.5bp.
  • Spanish infrastructure company Abertis Infraestructuras is to tap the syndicated loan market for the third time in a year to back its Eu1.07bn purchase of 32% of French satellite operator Eutelsat.
  • Rating: A3/A-
  • The owners of Greek telecommunications company TIM Hellas are set to issue a new high yield bond, having scrapped plans to sell the company after failing to secure the hoped for price.
  • Bank of America adds a new media and telecoms banker
  • The $16m loan for Ukrgasbank has been signed via sole bookrunner Standard Bank. The loan was increased by 60% following an oversubscription.
  • WestLB has won the mandate to arrange a $50m seven year junior facility for Ras Al Khaimah Ceramics. The loan should be launched in January.
  • English football club Liverpool has been approached by Dubai Investment Capital (DIC), the investment group owned by sheikh Mohammad bin Rashid Al-Maktoum. The bid is worth £450m.
  • BayernLB, Danske Bank and Société Générale have closed syndication of the £150m loan for Close Brothers. The four year revolver is oversubscribed. It pays a margin of 16bp and there is a utilisation fee of 2.5bp if more than 50% is drawn. There is a commitment fee of 30% of the margin. Banks were offered tickets of £15m, £10m and £5m for fees of 10bp, 8bp and 6bp respectively.
  • The buying frenzy in the US hybrid capital market reached new heights this week, with issuers getting record order books and as much as 30bp tightening on new deals in the secondary market as new investors continued to swarm around the sector.
  • Rating: A2/BBB+/BBB+