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  • Many trades are executed in the U.S. markets on behalf of non-U.S. clients who wish to hedge or monetize positions in the American Depositary Receipts or common stock of non-U.S. issuers that trade substantially in the U.S.
  • Buying and selling options on variance has started in earnest, as the volatility environment is less certain and the instruments are becoming more widely traded.
  • ABN Amro was putting the final touches to its self-led euro perpetual non-call 10 tier one transaction yesterday (Thursday) evening. Books closed at 3pm and pricing is due to be set this morning (Friday). Orders were said to total nearly Eu3bn and market participants anticipate that a Eu2bn transaction will be printed at the tight end of guidance today. More than 150 accounts are said to have put in orders, mainly from the Netherlands, the UK, but also Asia.
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  • Singapore's Sembcorp Utilities has mandated Barclays Capital and Société Générale to arrange debt in support of its bid for the Fujairah independent water and power plant (IWPP), EuroWeek hears. Sembcorp submitted the highest bid for the plant, which is being privatised by Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority (Adwea), in November.
  • Companhia Energética de São Paulo, the hydroelectric power company that generates 60% of the São Paulo state's electricity, pulled out all the stops this week and offered a whopping 10.25% yield to investors to get a $300m five year Eurobond sold.
  • The African Development Bank (AfDB) has become the first supranational borrower to issue a bond linked to the Tanzanian shilling. The Tsh11.8bn ($10m) one year trade pays a coupon of 11.8% and was led by Barclays Capital. "This is another important milestone in our plan to bring visibility to the opportunities that African capital markets offer international investors," said Arunma Oteh, the African Development Bank's treasurer.
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  • Car rental company Avis Europe has signed its Eu550m facility via Barclays, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, Fortis Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland and Société Générale. The facility pays a margin of 130bp with a commitment fee of 40% of the margin. A utilisation fee of 10bp applies if more than a third of the facility is drawn and 20bp if more than 66% is drawn. Despite an oversubscription the borrower did not increase the loan.
  • The debt backing the buy-out of the Netherlands' largest rubbish collection company, AVR, will be launched today (Friday) at margins well below standard LBO pricing. Bookrunners CIBC, BNP Paribas, ABN Amro and Lehman Brothers have launched the Eu975m all-senior loan and shaved 37.5bp off the usual 'A' and 'B' margins, and 50bp off the 'C'.
  • Bookrunner BNP Paribas has launched general syndication of AzACG's $750m loan — commitments are due by mid-March. AzACG is a subsidiary of State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (Socar). The five year pre-export finance facility is the largest syndicated deal ever for an Azerbaijani company.
  • Syndication of the $1.5bn of 20 year debt supporting the Al-Hidd power and water desalination plant could be launched with the next two to three weeks now that JBIC has finalised its contribution, thought to cover around half of the debt.