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  • Seven or eight banks, including BBVA, Depfa Bank, Santander and Royal Bank of Scotland, should be mandated next week to arrange the debt backing the purchase of Indiana Toll Road (ITR) by Macquarie Infrastructure Group (MIG) and Cintra. The partners, operating under the title Statewide Mobility Partners, were awarded the 75 year lease by Indiana Finance Authority on Tuesday.
  • Indian mining company Vedanta Resources issued the first major convertible bond of the year this week, but investors shunned the $725m deal, leaving Barclays Capital long of the paper.
  • Indian mining company Vedanta Resources issued the first major convertible bond of the year this week, but investors shunned the $725m deal, leaving Barclays Capital long of the paper.
  • BayernLB has been mandated to arrange a Eu15m 180 day loan for Belarusbank. The bullet facility is the borrower's debut and pays a margin of 400bp over Libor. Syndication was launched on Tuesday.
  • Rating: Aa1/AA-/AA-
  • SECONDARY TRADING
  • The Nordic Telephone Company's buy-out offer has been accepted by 88.2% of TDC's shareholders; the $15.1bn buy-out will be the biggest ever in Europe, and the second biggest LBO over. As a result, credit rating agency Standard & Poor's cut the Danish telecoms company's rating by four notches to BB and said it was likely to lower the rating by yet another notch.
  • Macquarie Airports Copenhagen's Dkr5.2bn facility via bookrunners Barclays and Royal Bank of Canada is progressing through the market. The acquisition facility to fund the purchase of Copenhagen Airports is split into a Dkr5.1bn seven year term loan and a Dkr137.5m term loan that matures in mid-2006. The seven year tranche pays an initial margin of 125bp, increasing to 140bp in year four, 150bp in year five, 160bp in year six and 170bp in year seven.
  • Rating: A3/A-
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA (Moody's/Fitch)
  • The European Commission on Monday accused the Polish government of breaching European Union rules in its attempt to block UniCredit's plans to merge two of its subsidiaries in the country. Last Friday, UniCredit launched a bid for outstanding shares in Poland's Bank BPH. It acquired the majority of the bank in last year's Eu19bn merger with Germany's second largest lender, HypoVereinsbank (HVB).
  • Erste Europäische Pfandbrief-und Kommunalkreditbank of Luxembourg launched the first issue of lettres de gage hypothécaires this week, a Eu100m floating rate note. However, rather than being directly backed by mortgage loans, the deal is backed by mortgage-backed covered bonds that are UCITS eligible. This is the first time that a covered bond backed predominantly by other covered bonds has been created.