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  • Eurofima, the European rolling stock financing agency, has increased the ceiling and reshuffled the dealers on its debt issuance programme.
  • Fish feed company Nutreco Holding has signed a Eu550m five year refinancing through bookrunners ABN Amro, Co-operative Centrale Raiffeisen-Boerenleenbank and ING.
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  • US retailer Nieman Marcus, which owns a series of high-end department store chains such as Bloomingdale's, widened dramatically this week after it divulged that it was considering putting itself up for sale.
  • ABN Amro, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and Nordea have launched a $2bn seven year revolving credit facility for mobile phone manufacturer Nokia.
  • Software company Northgate Information Systems have mandated ABN Amro and Barclays Capital to lead and underwrite a £275m loan to fund the acquisition of Sx3, an IT and outsourcing services company, from Viridian.
  • Power company Bergenshalvcens Kommunale Kraftselskap (BKK) has mandated SEB Merchant Banking to arrange a Nkr750m five year revolving credit. The transaction will refinance the company's Nkr750m facility from June 2003.
  • The US debt capital markets have endured their worst first quarter in five years in terms of new issuance volume and underwriting revenues, according to preliminary figures released by Dealogic this week.
  • The US debt capital markets have endured their worst first quarter in five years in terms of new issuance volume and underwriting revenues, according to preliminary figures released by Dealogic this week.
  • JP Morgan has launched syndication of the debt facilities backing the buy-out of food producer Cesare Fiorucci. There will be a bank meeting in Italy next week. Institutions can take tickets of Eu20m for a fee of 95bp.
  • The Italian Treasury is putting the finishing touches to its restructuring of SCIP 2, its ailing real estate securitisation, in what will be one of the most dramatic restructurings yet in the history of the European ABS market.