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  • Calyon and HVB have won the mandate to arrange the debt financing MerCapital's buy-out of Gasmedi.
  • Long end sterling swap spreads widened and the swap rate curve steepened this week. Dealers said the movements were caused in part by a couple of houses paying, in business that was said to be connected to Grupo Ferrovial's £10.3bn purchase of BAA, the UK airports operator.
  • Duty free retailer Dufry has signed the Sfr800m acquisition facility via sole bookrunner ING.
  • Toyota Motor Credit Corp, the triple-A rated US car finance arm of the Japanese car company, returned to the Swiss franc bond market this week with its longest ever deal in the currency.
  • Guarantor: Toyota Financial Services Corp
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA
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  • The $500m loan Citigroup and HSBC are arranging for Anadolu Efes and Efes Breweries International has already raised more than $1bn in commitments. Syndication should close today (Friday).
  • The Baugur Group is expecting to launch a £350m takeover bid for House of Fraser soon. Reports suggest that the Icelandic investor is to offer 148p a share for the department store retailer.
  • Borrowers jumped into the US high grade bond market this week to take advantage of a strong rally in US Treasuries that took yields below 5%.
  • Premier Foods' £1.085bn acquisition facility to fund the purchase of the UK and Irish businesses of Campbell Soup has closed oversubscribed. It will be signed within the next week but bankers do not expect an increase. Bookrunners are BNP Paribas, JP Morgan, Lloyds TSB and Royal Bank of Scotland.