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  • The first bank has committed to the debt supporting the buy-out of Italian telecom provider Wind. The top ticket is 225m for a fee of 175bp. There are over 20 banks looking at the deal at that level.
  • Signing for InchRoy Credit Corp's HK$1bn three year loan was held on Monday. Lead arrangers with holds of HK$110m apiece are Bank of America, BayernLB, Calyon, ING Wholesale Banking and Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • Calyon, Magyar Külkereskedelmi Bank and WestLB have closed syndication of the Eu170m in senior facilities for Hungarian Telephone and Cable Corp (HTCC). Calyon is the global coordinator, bookrunner and facility agent.
  • Syndication of Lombard Leasing's Eu70m five year loan has closed three times oversubscribed, but the deal will not be increased to Eu210m as previously reported.
  • The Republic of Hungary launched a ¥75bn two tranche bond issue on Tuesday, highlighting the extent to which the yen market is coming back.
  • The $250m five year club deal for the Republic of Iceland has been signed. The transaction is coordinated by Citigroup and SEB Merchant Banking.
  • Bharti Tele-Ventures' $225m dual tranche credit is set to complete sub-underwriting today (Friday). BA Asia, Citigroup, DBS Bank and Standard Chartered Bank are the mandated arrangers.
  • Satellite company Inmarsat has successfully completed syndication of its $550m five year facility led by mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners Barclays Capital, ING Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • Trading in investment grade names was active this week with Telefónica's paper especially popular. It broke free to trade on Wednesday with an initial bid/offer spread of 98.90/99.60, which was well outside of fees.
  • Having a guarantee from a government with a 430% debt to revenue ratio appeared to be comfort enough for yield-hungry investors this week, when they were offered $150m of 10 year final, 6.75 year average life bonds from Air Jamaica.
  • Lonza's Sfr380m issue on Tuesday, which settled more than half a point above issue price during its first couple of days of trading, seemed perfectly timed this week, with the CCI dipping to a two-year low of 2.54% early in the week.
  • JP Morgan has signed the debt backing the buy-out of food producer Cesare Fiorucci. Institutions were offered tickets of Eu20m for a fee of 95bp.