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  • UBS launches the recapitalisation of Almatis today (Friday) for Investcorp. Senior debt comprises a $150m seven year term loan 'A' that pays 225bp, a $175m eight year term loan 'B' yielding 275bp, a $175m nine year term loan 'C' that pays 325bp and a $40m seven year revolver that has a margin of 225bp.
  • Fishing company Marine Harvest is in the market with an Eu300m five year facility via ABN Amro, ING, Norske Bank and Rabobank. Banks have been offered senior lead manager tickets at Eu35m and lead manager tickets at Eu25m. It is the first time the company has tapped the market in more than 10 years.
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  • It was all about new issuance in both the dollar and euro swap markets this week. Spreads conceded ground rapidly as jumbo-sized, swap-driven deals were brought at a rapid rate.
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  • International borrowers were given unfettered access to Canadian investors in 2005, following the long awaited end of restrictions on foreign holdings, reports Matthew Attwood. With issuance still strong in Aussies and remarkable yields in Kiwis, non-core dollars were favoured by issuers and investors all year.
  • European fixed income investors were enticed by high coupons available in Scandinavia's newest market in 2005. Despite some observers' pessimism, interest in Icelandic króna deals endured to the end of the year. Matthew Attwood reports on exciting times for Nordic currencies.
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  • The $5.5bn facility for Hilton Hotels Corp (HHC) via Bank of America and UBS should close on January 31. The loan comprises a $2.75bn five year revolver, a $2bn seven year term loan 'A' and a $750m institutional term loan 'B' targeted at non-bank investors. Five tickets are on offer: lead arranger tickets for $250m at 40bp; co-arranger tickets for $100m at 32.5bp; lead manager tickets of $75m at 25bp; and participant tickets of $50m and $25m with a take of 25bp.
  • Bookrunner SMBC has been mandated to arrange up to £100m of debt to support the £190m Northampton Grouped Schools private finance initiative. NIB Capital is also involved in the deal. Syndicate will start later this year.