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  • The Nordic region is one of the recent economic success stories of Europe. While most other European countries are struggling to post growth over 1.5%, the Nordic countries are posting 3%-4% and showing little sign of slowing down. However, with conditions so good, there is a fear that the region's sovereigns, agencies and corporates will stay out of the international capital markets. Philip Moore reports.
  • Bank of Ireland, CIBC and Société Générale are readying the launch of syndication of the approximately Eu600m all senior debt financing Mecom Group's acquisition of Orkla Media.
  • Financial covenants on leveraged loans took a further beating this week as it was revealed that the loan supporting the buy-out of NXP Semiconductors did not carry any financial maintenance documentation.
  • Financial covenants on leveraged loans took a further beating this week as it was revealed that the loan supporting the buy-out of NXP Semiconductors did not carry any financial maintenance documentation.
  • Car sales company MøllerGruppen has signed its Nkr1.2bn multi-currency revolver via mandated lead arrangers Nordea and SEB.
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  • Danske Bank, SEB Merchant Banking and Svenska Handelsbanken's $175m five year loan for business and communication intelligence company Observer will be signed imminently. The loan refinances the borrower's $175m five year multi-currency revolver signed in June 2002, which was led by Nordea and SEB.
  • BayernLB has been mandated by Russische Kommerzial Bank to arrange a two year $50m term loan. It will be used for general corporate purposes and pays a margin of 45bp.
  • Citigroup is still on top in table one this week after printing $539.7m in 24 deals. Among the bank's transactions was a Eu100m five year note for Crédit Agricole and a HK$1bn ($128m) three year bond for DnB NOR Bank.
  • Bookrunners Barclays Capital, Dexia, Goldman Sachs and Royal Bank of Scotland are keeping syndication of the £2.37bn senior secured debt backing the acquisition of Associated British Ports by Admiral Acquisitions, a Goldman Sachs-led consortium, open for the next few days to allow the last few banks time to commit.
  • Russian potash fertiliser maker Uralkali announced a price range for its $908m-$1.08bn IPO this week. Its compatriot, steel tube maker TMK, confirmed it would float its shares in London and Moscow in the middle of November.