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  • Paper company UPM-Kymmene has signed its Eu1.5bn revolving credit via Barclays (bookrunner), Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, ING, JP Morgan (bookrunner) and Nordea.
  • Raiffeisen Zentralbank Österreich (RZB) is due to set the price range for the spin-off and flotation of its eastern European subsidiary Raiffeisen International late on Friday, though bankers say the pricing could be announced on Monday.
  • Syndication of debt for hotel chain manager Libertel will be signed by next week. LBO France is buying the company.
  • Finnish energy company Fortum will seek shareholder approval at its annual general meeting next Thursday (March 31) to spin off and float Neste Oil, its oil refining and petrol retailing subsidiary.
  • The UK's Financial Services Authority calmed fears about the implications of the EU Market Abuse Directive this week by publishing final rules and guidance that addressed the financial services industry's concerns.
  • The recap of the buy-out of gaming and casino company Gala Group, with £945m in debt arranged by Merrill Lynch and Royal Bank of Scotland, will sign next week.
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  • General Motors and GMAC's bond spreads found some respite yesterday (Wednesday) from a bout of panic selling that was exacerbated this week by unfounded fears of a liquidity problem. GM's $3bn 2033 bonds closed 2bp tighter on the day at 487bp over Treasuries and GMAC's $1.75bn 2014s tightened 19bp to close at 413bp.
  • The Eu125m recapitalisation for chemicals company Novacap should be signed today (Friday). The deal, led by SG CIB, consists of a Eu35m six year term loan 'A' paying 225bp, a Eu60m seven year term loan 'B' paying 275bp and a Eu30m revolving credit.
  • Chemicals company Henkel has launched a Eu2.1bn loan through mandated lead arrangers BNP Paribas (bookrunner), Citigroup (bookrunner), Deutsche Bank (bookrunner), Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (facility agent) and HSBC (bookrunner).
  • With the General Pfandbrief Act due to come into force on July 19, market participants are weighing up the implications of the law. Mortgage banks, commercial banks, savings banks and Landesbanks — all will be affected by the new legislation and are jockeying for position ahead of its implementation.