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  • SG CIB has set up a group in Paris to originate and syndicate loans in central and eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa (CEEMEA). The platform will be used as an entry point to offer debt capital markets (DCM) products to companies, financial institutions and sovereign borrowers in the region.
  • Scotia Gas Networks, the company that has acquired two of the UK's regional gas distribution networks, this week priced a highly successful structured bond that is also one of the largest corporate issues of the year.
  • Banks had until Tuesday to submit bids to arrange Nova Ljubljanska banka's Eu250m five year amortising loan. Around 20 lenders were each asked to underwrite a third of the deal, with a target hold of Eu30m.
  • Five years ago this week the hot news in EuroWeek was the huge — at least by eastern Europe standards — Ck10bn domestic corporate bond issue for Skoda Auto. Observers at the time said the three tranche deal highlighted the growing maturity of the local debt markets. They were particularly impressed by demand for the Ck2bn 10 year tranche and the deal's overall size — in dollar terms it would have been $240m.
  • Investors said a fond farewell to the Württembergische Hypothekenbank name this week as the bank launched its last jumbo Pfandbrief before it is renamed Hypo Real Estate Bank International in January.
  • Syndication of Investec Bank's $400m three year loan has closed 20% to 25% oversubscribed, bankers say. Bookrunners Barclays, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, ING and Royal Bank of Scotland will sign the deal on October 18.
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  • EuroWeek hears that construction company ACS will soon be in the market with a loan supporting its Eu2.2bn acquisition of Unión Fenosa.
  • Korean Air Lease & Finance, a wholly owned subsidiary of Korean Air Lines (KAL), has launched a $172.8m five year financing via mandated lead arranger Kookmin Bank. KAL is acting as guarantor.
  • Mandated arranger HSBC will close syndication of Commercial Bank of Ceylon's $50m two year loan next week.
  • HSBC, JP Morgan, SEB Merchant Bank and SG CIB are to launch a $850m seven year loan for Autoliv. The syndicated loan for the airbag manufacturer refinances the borrower's 2003 loan.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland and SG CIB are readying the recap of medical testing company Pharmacia Diagnostics for launch in the next few days.