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  • Commitments are due for the $2.5bn refinancing for commodities trading company Vitol today (Friday). Bookrunners are BNP Paribas, ING and JP Morgan and the deal is split in two tranches.
  • Citigroup is still on top in table one this week after printing $211.7m in 14 deals. Among the bank's deals was a Eu58.9m one year deal for SNS Reaal Groep and a ¥4.5bn three year note for Bridgestone Finance.
  • Dealers had a host of single name stories, in addition to roll business, to get their teeth into this week.
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  • Guarantor: Thames Water Utilities Ltd
  • The Japanese property market is now much more transparent than it was when the first J-Reit listed in September 2001. Regulators are keen to reinforce these gains by stamping out any hint of improper practices that might shake the market's foundations. At the same time, the regulatory environment is becoming more relaxed, in the sense that J-Reits may be given more flexibility for overseas acquisitions and mergers with other Reits.
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  • Middle Eastern banks are set to storm the Eurobond markets, with a quartet of Arab banks poised to bring deals.
  • Guarantor: Bank TuranAlem OAO
  • Anadolubank's $100m 364 day loan via American Express Bank, Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, Finansbank (Holland), Standard Bank, Standard Chartered, Unicredit Group (Bank Austria and HVB) and Wachovia Bank will close today (Friday). The deal will be signed on October 4.
  • Nadra Bank will soon be in the market with a $50m 364 day loan that pays 215bp over Libor through mandated lead arrangers Commerzbank, RZB and Standard Bank.
  • Bank of Scotland and Barclays Bank expect to close syndication of the debt backing the secondary buyout of Azzurri Communications by Monday.