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  • Private equity funds CVC Capital Partners and Permira, which bought the UK's Automobile Association in October 2004, are seeking to extract a dividend from the vehicle rescue service by recapitalising it — the second time they have taken a payout. The £1.888bn recapitalisation, led by bookrunner Barclays Capital, was launched into the market on Tuesday. Bank of Scotland and HVB joined as senior joint lead arrangers ahead of launch.
  • First Gulf Bank's $500m three year loan will be launched imminently by mandated lead arrangers Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Barclays Capital, Calyon, Commerzbank, Gulf International Bank and Standard Chartered. For more details see EuroWeek 938.
  • ABN Amro's Amstel Funding Corp credit arbitrage conduit has added the ability to issue extendible notes and callable notes to its programme. The A-1/P1 rated Amstel, which was signed in December 2002, now has outstandings of Eu27.6bn.
  • Bankers expect the Eu550m facility for car rental company Avis Europe to close within the next week.
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  • The highlight of the European corporate bond market this week was a Eu2.85bn financing by UK airports operator BAA. Unlike the last jumbo deal, Spanish telecoms group Telefónica's Eu5.5bn fundraising two weeks ago, BAA performed well.
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  • Credit Suisse has been mandated to arrange a $400m construction loan supporting VO2's redevelopment of the Millennium Dome. Anschutz Entertainment Group has signed a 58 year lease for the dome from Meridian, a consortium formed by Lend Lease, an Australian company, and London-based Quintain.
  • Not for the first time the US auto sector provided the week's greatest volatility and spread movement. GMAC rallied by 100bp in the first few hours of the week alone after it was reported that Citigroup is in talks to acquire the finance unit of General Motors (GM).