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  • Syndication of a loan for Banco Internacional do Funchal has been launched. Mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners are ING, RZB and SMBC (facility and documentation agent).
  • Poland broke records this week, selling a ¥75bn (Eu570m) seven year deal on Wednesday — the largest Samurai from the central and east European, Middle East and African regions. Bankers at lead managers Daiwa Securities SMBC and Nomura Securities initially announced a deal of ¥40bn-¥50bn. But the book surpassed this level by the end of Monday, and they were able to increase it to ¥75bn on Tuesday — the deadline under Japanese regulations for deciding on the final size.
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  • Royal Bank of Scotland has launched an $869.5m 17 year loan for OSG Nakilat Corp, a joint venture between Overseas Shipholding Group and Qatar Gas Transport Company.
  • BBVA has been mandated to arrange a $700m loan for Chilean supermarket chain Centros Comerciales Sudamericanos (CENCOSUD).
  • Commitments for Radiant Opto-Electronics (Nanjing) and Radiant Opto-Electronics (Suzhou)'s $60m five year term loan are expected to arrive next week says mandated arranger Citigroup.
  • The development of the Latin currency denominated eurobond market took another step forward this week when Citigroup issued the first fixed rate five year deal in Brazilian reals and the Inter-American Development Bank placed the first 10 year Mexican peso global. Citigroup's five year bond raised the equivalent of $150m to yield 15.099%, while the IADB issued $47m worth of 10 year notes at a price of 97.65 to yield 9.875%.
  • Ghana Cocoa Board, or Cocobod, has mandated Calyon (documentation agent), Royal Bank of Scotland (bookrunner) and SG CIB (bookrunner and facility agent) to arrange a $500m pre-export finance facility. The loan, which should have a tenor of around 11 months, will finance the purchase of cocoa beans for the 2005/2006 season and will be secured on export contracts signed by OECD buyers.
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  • Three hybrid capital deals have joined the stream of issues hitting the euro corporate market — from German sugar producer Südzucker, Swedish energy utility Vattenfall and Danish oil and natural gas firm Dansk Olie og Naturgas (Dong).