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  • Mandated lead arrangers Barclays Capital, Citigroup, Stanbic and Standard Chartered will shortly launch syndication of a refinancing for Safaricom, a mobile network operator. The deal will be denominated in Kenyan shillings.
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  • Latin American issuers flooded the international markets with about $3.4bn of bonds this week, to take advantage of the continued blind rush of investors into emerging market debt, in spite of dangerously tight spreads.
  • Latin American issuers flooded the international markets with about $3.4bn of bonds this week, to take advantage of the continued blind rush of investors into emerging market debt, in spite of dangerously tight spreads.
  • Syndication of Parex banka's Eu100m 364 day loan should close towards the beginning of next week. Mizuho is mandated lead arranger. Bankers say the facility, which pays a margin of 57.5bp over Euribor, could raise as much as Eu150m and is likely to be increased.
  • With most of the EuroMTN and bond syndicate fraternity at HSBC's 'Year of the Dog' party tonight, we're hoping that our inbox will be full up come the morning.
  • Bank of America and Goldman Sachs have restructured the debt supporting Bain Capital's buy-out of Framatome, after the loan struggled during initial syndication. The structure has been tweaked to lower leverage multiples and allow lenders to share more upside in the company.
  • Lenders supporting EQT's secondary buy-out of Finnish bathroom product manufacturer Sanitec Oyj have been asked to vote on a performance waiver. The buy-out house is asking lenders for more covenant headroom for the next 18 months, and is offering a 17.5% amendment fee.
  • Banks are poised for the first jumbo merger and acquisitions related loan of 2006, after German gas and engineering company Linde made a £15 per share cash offer for UK gas company BOC. Linde's offer, which values the company at £7.6bn, was rejected by BOC on Tuesday.
  • Loan Ranger would like to start by reminding his loyal followers that, with EuroWeek's annual Syndicated Loans & Leveraged Finance Dinner now just over a week away (February 7), there are only three tables left, so you'd better get those bookings in fast.