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  • The Eu391.3m facility for the acquisition of Groupe Financière Galaxie is in the market via Natexis Banques Populaires.
  • Guarantor: Fortis Bank SA/NV
  • Luxury goods company Christian Dior's Eu500m facility through BNP Paribas and BBVA has been signed.
  • Global coordinator Deutsche Bank and joint bookrunners Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and WestLB completed a Eu916m rights issue for German healthcare company Fresenius this week.
  • Yield hungry investors are turning a blind eye to Ecuador's history of volatile politics and expressing strong interest in its $750m 10 year bond offering. Bankers say that $300m of the deal is earmarked for purchase by the Venezuelan government. The deal, to be priced by underwriters JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank next week, could provide investors with the rare chance of buying bonds with a double digit yield.
  • Rating: A-/A-
  • Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs have launched the refinancing of German chemicals distributor Brenntag.
  • Japan's banks are at the heart of the country's stock market recovery as international investors drive the sector's revaluation. In the global debt markets, foreign money is eager to buy into regulatory capital issues from bank credits with fast improving fundamentals. Aside from the lenders, insurers are also exporting news of the country's financial revival.
  • The deadline for commitments for Black Sea Trade and Development Bank is today (Friday). The $40m term loan was launched into syndication by mandated lead arrangers BayernLB, Natexis Banques Populaires and Sanpaolo IMI.
  • Car manufacturer BMW has refused to take an increase on its signed $8bn facility after it was oversubscribed.
  • Kazakhstan's Halyk Savings Bank has mandated Bank Austria and Citigroup to arrange a $200m six month bridge facility that will be taken out next year by a $300m syndicated loan. Bankers described the strategy as clever. "Halyk wants to push back the launch of its longer dated debt until March next year, by which time it will have a strong set of audited full year results for 2005 that will strengthen its bargaining position," said one banker familiar with the deal.
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