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  • BayernLB and Dankse Bank have been mandated to arrange a refinancing of savings bank Sparebanken Sor's five year Eu50m revolving credit from June 2000.
  • Auto-Estradas do Litoral – Brisal - will sign its Eu263m loan for the construction of a new toll motorway between Marinha Grande and Pira on March 29. The 25 year loan has a margin of Euribor plus 220bp and is being led by BCP Investimento, Banca Santander Central Hispano, Caixa Geral de Depósitos, Depfa and Mizuho.
  • Pinault Printemps Redoute's Eu2.75bn facility was signed on Tuesday. It raised over Eu4bn in syndication and was subsequently increased from the original Eu2.5bn.
  • The whirlwind of hiring in the commercial mortgage backed securitisation market continued unabated this week, with two banks poaching staff from rating agencies.
  • The credit default swap markets were characterised by weakness, enormous volumes and extreme volatility this week. "It's been a massive week. Superb fun," said a London trader at the close yesterday (Wednesday).
  • The margins on the institutional, or 'B' and 'C', tranches of the buy-out of water utility Saur have been cut by 25bp by mandated lead arrangers BNP Paribas (bookrunner) and SG CIB.
  • CESR's approach to the eligibility of money market instruments illustrates its aim of blending investor protection with innovation. It is prepared to allow Ucits to invest in money market instruments provided these are sufficiently liquid. This issue of liquidity has, according to one head of European money markets in London, "not been adequately clarified and remains vague and rather unclear.
  • Renewable Energy Systems has approached banks for Eu225m to refinance existing facilities and for the construction of five new wind farms. Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, BNP Paribas and Royal Bank of Canada are underwriting the deal, which will be syndicated to a select group of Banks in April.
  • A more relaxed attitude from the FSA is allowing innovation in the UK covered bond market to flourish. Abbey is eyeing the market, the pioneering HBOS has added social housing loans to the asset class, and Northern Rock has given the market a synthetic twist.
  • The credit default swap markets were characterised by weakness, enormous volumes and extreme volatility this week. "It's been a massive week. Superb fun," said a London trader at the close yesterday (Wednesday).
  • US private equity firm Ripplewood Holdings is understood to have priced the Belgian IPO of its Japanese buy-out fund, RHJ International, yesterday (Wednesday) at the top of its range of Eu17.25-Eu19.25.
  • Banca Comerciala Romana's latest five year loan will be signed for the launch amount of $400m today (Thursday) by 24 banks.