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  • HSBC has reorganised its global investment bank, moving debt and equity capital markets — known as financing — out of the investment banking side run by John Studzinski and into Stuart Gulliver's global markets group.
  • E.On's takeover bid for Spanish power company Endesa, announced on Tuesday, is set to be one of the defining deals of 2006 in the European capital markets, and has already elicited what is believed to be the largest ever commitment by a bank to a syndicated loan.
  • E.On's takeover bid for Spanish power company Endesa, announced on Tuesday, is set to be one of the defining deals of 2006 in the European capital markets, and has already elicited what is believed to be the largest ever commitment by a bank to a syndicated loan.
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  • ING expects to launch the Eu120m debt backing Warburg Pincus's buy-out of Fibrenet soon. The bank meeting will be held on March 6.
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  • Keflavik Savings Bank has mandated BayernLB and RZB to arrange a Eu15m term loan to refinance existing debt and for general corporate purposes. Banks have been invited to participate with a Eu3m or a Eu2m ticket. The borrower was last in the market in July 2005. That three year facility was conducted via mandated lead arranger HSH Nordbank and paid a margin of 38bp.
  • As FIH Erhvervsbank was proceeding to print its well flagged euro transaction on Wednesday via BNP Paribas and Citigroup, Fitch put Iceland's AA- ratings on negative outlook. Being 100% owned by Icelandic bank Kaupthing, all eyes were on investors and how they would react to the news. Not in a bad way it turned out, as the leads were able to print a Eu500m two year transaction for the issuer at 20bp over Euribor. Some Eu700m of the order book was good at the level.
  • Australia and New Zealand Banking Group gave euro investors their yearly dose of fixed rate senior paper this week, as it brought a Eu1.25bn bond via Deutsche Bank and Citigroup. It quickly became apparent as the leads started marketing the transaction that investors had been waiting for ANZ to come to market.
  • Irish fixed and mobile line operator Eircom has confirmed that it has received a preliminary takeover approach from Babcock & Brown. Babcock & Brown is Eircom's second largest shareholder with a 12.5% stake, which it bought in October 2005 before Swisscom openly declared its takeover approach for Eircom in November 2005.
  • A survey by the Bond Market Association (BMA), released this week, has found that the majority of bond issuers are concerned about the lack of competition in the debt market, while almost 70% are not aware of the industry's voluntary code of conduct.