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  • ABN Amro, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have won the mandate to arrange the loan supporting Macquarie's buy-out of TDC Directories.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA-/AA
  • Companhia Vale do Rio Doce, the Brazilian steel group, finished its roadshow for a $500m 40 year bond this week, but by yesterday (Thursday) had not decided whether to issue now or wait for better market conditions. "They are in a great position in that they can afford to wait, so we are all watching the market carefully," said one market source.
  • HBOR, or Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development, is talking to lenders about a Eu100m club loan with a three or five year tenor. Around six banks are likely to be mandated.
  • Depfa ACS Bank put the finishing touches to its dollar curve this week with a $1bn 10 year benchmark that cemented its position in the dollar market.
  • The Eu150m facility for Alm Brand Bank has closed via mandated lead arrangers Danske Bank and BayernLB.
  • Deutsche Bank sold several stakes in Italian companies on Tuesday through accelerated bookbuilds, raising over Eu290m. The shares are thought to have originated from Italian businessman Stefano Ricucci. The bank sold a 4.66% stake, or 34.5m shares, in RCS MediaGroup, which publishes the Corriere della Sera newspaper, at around Eu4.30 a share, raising Eu148.35m. Of the total sold, 1.89% was placed with Pirelli for Eu58.9m. The purchase lifted its stake in the group to 4.81%.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • JP Morgan reported third quarter earnings of $2.5bn on Wednesday as it emerged that Jamie Dimon, the bank's president and chief operating officer, will replace William Harrison as chief executive at the end of the year, six months earlier than planned. The move was attributed to the progress made in integrating JP Morgan and Bank One, which JP Morgan bought last July.
  • Inflationary pressures came to the fore again this week as US producer prices rose sharply and investors worried about rising interest rates and slow earnings growth.
  • Inflationary pressures came to the fore again this week as US producer prices rose sharply and investors worried about rising interest rates and slow earnings growth.