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  • Private equity investor Dubai International Capital (DIC) has mandated Calyon and Mashreqbank to arrange a loan of around $500m to finance equity injections for its leveraged buy-outs.
  • African Export-Import Bank, or Afreximbank, will shortly launch syndication of a $150m one and three year loan through mandated lead arrangers Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (bookrunner), KBC (bookrunner), Natexis Banques Populaires (bookrunner), Rabobank, Standard Chartered, WestLB (bookrunner) and WGZ-Bank.
  • The resurgent local currency market sector welcomed an innovation this week: the first Brazilian real deal with payments made in euros rather than US dollars.
  • The resurgent local currency market sector welcomed an innovation this week: the first Brazilian real deal with payments made in euros rather than US dollars.
  • Fear of deliverability of bonds has returned in the CDS markets, showing once more how exposed buyers of protection are to financial restructuring.
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  • Only four private equity sponsors remain in the auction for Germany's Altana Pharma.
  • Citigroup, Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley are close to providing the possible £5bn of debt financing private equity firm Terra Firma's bid for Thames Water.
  • Brazilian reais denominated deals were popular this week as investors were keen to gain exposure to the high coupons the currency offers, balanced by a moderate market risk.
  • Shopping centre operator Citycon has signed a Eu600m debt package arranged by Danske Bank, Eurohypo, Nordea Bank and OKO Bank.
  • Calyon, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley have allocated the debt backing Charterhouse's buy-out of the world's largest catering services company Elior.