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  • The J-Reit market has survived and prospered largely through the consistent support of regional financial institutions. Retail investors are happy to buy into J-Reit IPOs but are reluctant to hold stocks for long. And the big Japanese pension funds, as well as most large international funds, have yet to get involved. Many in the J-Reit market see this as an opportunity, hoping to push the market towards a capitalisation of $100bn.
  • Chipboard producer Kronospan Mielec will sign its Eu115m four year loan via Calyon today (Friday). It is twice oversubscribed but will not be increased.
  • JP Morgan Cazenove completed two UK property listings this week, raising a total of £243m for Invista Real Estate and Kenmore European Industrial Fund.
  • Crucial to the J-Reit market is the pro-cess of property appraisal, which involves independent specialists valuing properties.
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  • Cleaning services and pest control group Rentokil's £400m multi-currency loan via bookrunners Barclays Capital, BNP Paribas and Royal Bank of Scotland is oversubscribed and will close imminently.
  • Alfa Bank has secured a $220m loan from a group of foreign banks to finance its lending business. The club loan was priced at 45bp over Libor and has a tenor of one year.
  • ABN Amro, Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs, ING and Morgan Stanley have launched the Eu4.35bn debt backing Cinven and Warburg Pincus's acquisition of Essent Kabelcom and its merger with Dutch cable business Casema Holding and Multikabel.
  • Bond Bitch Someone up there is none too keen on the boys at UBS. If it's not Guy Reid breaking legs on the ski slope, it's the rest of them catching conjunctivitis.
  • CIBC and Deutsche Bank have launched an amendment and recapitalisation of the Eu1.275bn loan for Ruhrgas Industries.