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  • National Bank of Egypt International has chosen Natexis Banques Populaires and WestLB to arrange a $110m three year loan.
  • Gulf International Bank has signed a $140m loan for Oman Refinery Company.
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  • Kiwi Income Property Trust has raised a A$650m three year term loan via four banks. The club deal was arranged by Bank of New Zealand lending A$225m, ANZ Investment holding A$190m, Commonwealth Bank of Australia taking A$135m and Westpac Banking Corp providing A$100m.
  • P&O Ferries is close to mandating Barclays, Citigroup, Lloyds, Mizuho, RBS and SG CIB to arrange a £900m facility.
  • Nick Parsonsspeaks to Peter Pang, deputy chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority to find out his thoughts on the development of the Special Administrative Region's domestic bond market and the effects that the Asian Bond Fund 2 will have.
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  • With primary issuance on hold for the IMN Barcelona conference, the only deal to price this week came, appropriately enough, from Spain, when Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria priced an unusual but well subscribed mixed mortgage bond arranged by JP Morgan and Europea de Titulización. BBVA and JP Morgan underwrote the issue.
  • US insurer USAA recently completed a new catastrophe bond to replace an earlier issue, Residential Re 2002.
  • US insurer FM Global has completed its first catastrophe bond — a $300m deal that protects its portfolio against earthquakes occurring on the Pacific coast in the north-west of the US. The deal, called Cascadia Limited, is also the first to exclusively cover this risk.