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  • Depfa ACS Bank launched its first benchmark euro covered bond for over a year this week, a Eu2bn five year asset covered security that forms part of its reduced funding needs for the year. The five year is also its first in the benchmark maturity since February 2003 when Depfa opened the Irish covered bond market.
  • Razguliay Group, the Russian cereals company, launched a successful $144m IPO in Moscow this week, which gave a fillip to efforts by the Russian authorities to force domestic companies to pay more attention to home stock markets.
  • It was a busy week across all sectors and currencies in the CP market, with steady volumes, despite the fact that no new names brought inaugural tranches to the market.
  • Banks are bidding for pathfinder roles on a financing package to support a development by Egyptian Methanex Methanol Company (EMethanex), a joint venture between Canadian company Methanex and state-owned Egyptian Petrochemicals Holding Co.
  • Bookrunner Mizuho will close syndication of ABC International Bank's $150m five year loan imminently. BayernLB, DZ Bank, Natexis Banques Populaires, Qatar National Bank and SMBC are mandated lead arrangers.
  • AyT Cédulas Cajas Global reached its tightest ever funding level this week, achieving mid-swaps flat for a rare Eu1.5bn five year that formed part of a Eu3.1bn transaction.
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  • Banque Saudi Fransi, Calyon, HSBC, Royal Bank of Scotland, Société Générale and WestLB will shortly be mandated to arrange the $1.8bn of debt supporting the Saudi Integrated Petrochemicals Project, or SIPP, EuroWeek hears. The project is the first chance arrangers have had to commit to a private sector petrochemicals development in Saudi Arabia.
  • Bankers are optimistic about the prospects for Linde's Eu15bn equivalent bridge loan, even though the German industrial gases and forklift truck company is borrowing nearly double its market capitalisation to fund its takeover of the BOC Group. The deal to fund the £8.2bn takeover of the UK gases company is being put together by mandated lead arrangers Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, Morgan Stanley and Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • Bank of Bahrain & Kuwait launched its first Eurobond this week without a glitch, despite volatile market conditions which made other emerging market issues difficult from Brazil to Russia.
  • Guarantor: Banco Comercial Português — Millennium BCP