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  • Credit Suisse has scooped the most exciting Asian debt financing mandate of the year, fighting off desperate efforts from other banks to secure the opportunity to arrange $1.1bn of bonds and loans for Mirant Philippines Corp. Depending on market conditions, the bond portion could hit the market later this month.
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  • The Eu400m three year refinancing loan that mandated lead arrangers Bank Austria, Commerzbank, HSBC, HSH Nordbank, Mizuho and Sanpaolo IMI are arranging for Raiffeisenbank Austria (Zagreb) has been signed. The deal, which was launched at Eu250m, pays a margin of 30bp over Euribor and will take out the facility of the same size the borrower signed in June 2003.
  • CVC Capital Partners has won the battle for cosmetics store chain Matas. The private equity firm put in its Dkr5.1bn bid in mid-May and was approved by shareholders on Tuesday.
  • Danske Bank has signed its Eu75m five year loan for Ebh Bank. It pays a margin of 30bp and marks the borrower's debut on the market. Arrangers have been offered tickets at Eu10m, co-arrangers at Eu7.5m and senior lead managers at Eu5m.
  • Rating: A3/A-
  • The latest deal from Deutsche Telekom was criticised by all sectors in the corporate credit market this week, leading some to question the issuer's whole approach to the bond market.
  • The latest deal from Deutsche Telekom was criticised by all sectors in the corporate credit market this week, leading some to question the issuer's whole approach to the bond market.
  • Since 2002, Credit Suisse has arranged three public capital markets deals for innovative retailer Don Quijote. EuroWeek talks to the bank and to Don Quijote management about their experiences.
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  • Barclays Capital and UBS will today (Friday) price a benchmark Euro floating rate note for Emirates Bank International. On Tuesday, the bookrunners set price talk in the mid-30s range for the Eu400m-Eu500m issue.
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