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  • The controversial £866m-£992m IPO of internet poker company PartyGaming will close fully subscribed today (Friday) and be priced over the weekend by Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein.
  • The debt supporting Pernod Ricard's acquisition of Allied Domecq traded heavily yesterday (Thursday). When the debt broke free to trade in the morning there was a bid of 99.75 with no offer, which later in the afternoon changed to a spread of 99.90/100.
  • Rating: A2/A/A
  • Banks submitted their bids on Tuesday for a $300m-$500m five year refinancing for San Miguel Corp.
  • Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Lehman Brothers launched syndication yesterday (Thursday) of the Eu1.83bn in facilities supporting the acquisition of Pirelli Cables by Goldman Sachs Capital Partners. A bank meeting is scheduled for Monday in Milan.
  • RBC Capital Markets is marketing a leveraged super senior single tranche CDO. The unusual structure follows the recent correlation re-pricing, which saw mezzanine spreads tighten while equity and senior tranches cheapened. This has led arranger banks to look up and down the capital structure to find some relative value for structuring CDOs.
  • The Qatar Gas II project finance facility will be signed next week. ABN Amro, Royal Bank of Scotland and SMBC are global bookrunners, while Gulf International Bank and Qatar National Bank are regional bookrunners.
  • The South African rand market continued to offer opportunities in what proved to be an otherwise subdued week across the retail markets.
  • US bond investors gave a resounding welcome this week to the new capital structure General Motors Acceptance Corp has designed to house its $99bn residential mortgage business.
  • Rating: B1/BB-
  • US bond investors gave a resounding welcome this week to the new capital structure General Motors Acceptance Corp has designed to house its $99bn residential mortgage business.
  • Rating: Baa2/BB-