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  • Rabobank was the main talking point in the financial institution market this week, bringing its inaugural benchmark transaction in the 15 year tenor.
  • A remarkable new market has grown up in Japan in the last two years, of companies raising capital in the stockmarkets through private placements. Investment banks are eager to underwrite these bespoke equity financings, in which they give their clients funding upfront and then place shares in the market over time. Banks like the deals because they are profitable, and issuers like the flexibility and lack of hassle involved.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland this week became the latest bank to use securitisation to strengthen its balance sheet when it launched a self-led £4.7bn residential mortgage bond and announced a £3.5bn CLO.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland this week became the latest bank to use securitisation to strengthen its balance sheet when it launched a self-led £4.7bn residential mortgage bond and announced a £3.5bn CLO.
  • Alpha Bank and RZB have been mandated to arrange a Eu40m two year loan for Finansbank (Romania). The deal pays a margin of 105bp over Euribor and syndication is under way. The borrower was last in the market in October when it signed a Eu55m one year deal, arranged by bookrunner Alpha Bank, that paid a margin of Euribor plus 90bp. That loan was oversubscribed and increased from Eu30m.
  • inancial advisers ABN Amro and Calyon have started work on a feasibility study that will determine a funding strategy for the $3.6bn Boguchanskaya energy and metals complex in Russia, bankers say. The banks have been appointed by the project's sponsors — aluminium producer Rusal and HydroGOK, a subsidiary of power company Unified Energy Systems — which are looking to raise around $2.5bn of debt from a variety of funding sources.
  • Alfa Bank has signed its $300m 364 day loan for $438m after the deal raised an oversubscription during syndication.
  • ABB
    Engineering group ABB issued a Eu700m, seven year bond on Wednesday as part of an exchange for two outstanding deals. Investors holding Eu423m of its Eu500m 9.5% 2008 bonds, and Eu180m of its Eu200m 10% 2009 paper, exchanged deals. The new issue pays a coupon of 4.625%, pricing at mid-swaps plus 75bp. Barclays Capital, Citigroup and Credit Suisse led the transaction.
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  • Eurotunnel announced on Wednesday the terms of a restructuring package put together by Barclays Capital, Goldman Sachs and Macquarie Bank that will cut the Channel Tunnel operator's debt from £6.18bn to £2.9bn.
  • Guarantor: Commonwealth Bank of Australia
  • A consortium of Apax Partners and The Carlyle Group are the last private equity firms left in the running to buy the French publishing arm of UK media group Emap, EuroWeek hears.