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  • Parex Asset Management moves to Russian debt
  • Guarantor: MBIA Insurance Corporation
  • Mol, the Hungarian oil and gas group, has launched an unusual Eu660m-Eu720m exchangeable bond that enables it to buy some of its own shares from a state holding company without breaching a regulatory limit on treasury shares. As EuroWeek went to press, Morgan Stanley was about to complete the sale of the bond, issued through finance vehicle Magnolia and exchangeable into shares of Magyar Olaj- és Gázipari (Mol).
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  • HSBC printed a self-led Eu300m 15 year inflation-linked and constant maturity swap (CMS) rate-linked hybrid trade on Monday, described by one banker as being the largest publicly offered trade of its kind to be issued in the Euromarkets.
  • Guarantor: Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group
  • Bank of America and UBS have signed the $5.75bn facility for Hilton Hotels Corp. The loan comprises a $3bn five year revolver, a $2bn seven year term loan 'A' and a $500m institutional term loan 'B' targeted at non-bank investors. Five tickets were on offer: lead arranger tickets for $250m at 40bp; co-arranger tickets for $100m at 32.5bp; lead manager tickets of $75m at 25bp; and participant tickets of $50m and $25m with a fee of 25bp.
  • We love The Spectator magazine and even if it is seen as outrageously right wing, it should be read by every foreigner who wants to improve their written English. In one of the most recent editions, there is some full-hearted support for the three former Greenwich NatWest bankers who, in happier times, covered the Enron account in Houston, Texas.
  • Bookrunner Société Générale has closed general syndication of the debt backing the buy-out of cable service provider EWT. ING joined as a mandated lead arranger ahead of launch. Both the bank and fund pieces were oversubscribed.
  • Packaging company Multicolor Corporation has mandated ABN Amro to coordinate a $140m acquisition loan for Belgian packing company Bopak. The facility will be split into a $80m and $60m piece, the latter can be drawn in euros. EuroWeek hears the tenor of the facility is five years.
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