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  • Norsk Hydro has signed its $2bn seven year revolver. Mandated lead arrangers Barclays, BNP Paribas, Citigroup and Nordea each committed $134m. Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, DnB NOR bank, Svenska Handelsbanken, HVB, JP Morgan, SG CIB, UBS, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Danske Bank, ING and SEB joined as arrangers at $105m.
  • Outright convertible investors were the main buyers this week, as hedge fund demand remained weak, despite credit spreads stabilising and a slight rise in convertible implied volatilities.
  • The Z8bn-Z12bn ($250m-$375m) IPO of Polkomtel, the smallest of Poland's three mobile telephone companies, shows no signs of proceeding in the near future.
  • EuroWeek hears that Banco Itaú Europa has completed syndication of a Eu150m loan through mandated lead arrangers Bank Itau, BayernLB and Lloyds TSB (bookrunner).
  • Raymarine, a manufacturer of marine recreational products, has signed a $135m loan through sole bookrunner Lloyds TSB.
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  • Mandated lead arranger Bank Austria has signed a $45m deal for pharmaceuticals company Terapia.
  • Secondary market traders are calling for greater clarity over the issue of when deals are free to trade, after trades were made this week in the loan supporting the buy-out of French electrical retailer Rexel, before it was officially released.
  • Mandated lead arranger RZB will next week sign Bank Petrocommerce's $50m 364 day facility, which pays a margin of 285bp over Libor.
  • Russian Standard Bank (RSB), the Ba3/B rated Moscow-based retail bank, is on the final leg of the roadshow for its first 144A transaction, to be launched in the next two weeks through lead managers Barclays Capital and Citigroup.
  • Arab National Bank's $350m three year facility attracted commitments from 23 banks in addition to bookrunners Deutsche Bank, Gulf International Bank, JP Morgan and Riyad Bank.