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  • Oesterreichische Kontrollbank (OKB), the Austrian state guaranteed agency, this week extended its global dollar curve and achieved pricing through the Republic of Austria with a $1bn 10 year transaction lead managed by Citigroup and UBS.
  • Car maker Peugeot will be returning to the loan market with a Eu2.4bn loan, EuroWeek has heard. The deal will refinance its Eu2.4bn facility, signed in March 2001, at greatly reduced pricing levels.
  • Telecommunications company TPSA has signed its Eu900m club deal. The 18 lenders will each contribute Eu50m.
  • Citigroup had an active week in the Europe equity capital markets, leading five smallish deals that raised the equivalent of around $720m.
  • Citigroup is to cut 1,400 jobs from its corporate and investment banking business by the end of the first quarter as it tries to rein in costs.
  • Citigroup is to cut 1,400 jobs from its corporate and investment banking business by the end of the first quarter as it tries to rein in costs.
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  • Materials technology group Cookson Group has signed a £200m three year loan through mandated lead arrangers Bank of America, Barclays, Citigroup, HSBC, Royal Bank of Scotland, Scotiabank, SG CIB and Standard Chartered. The facility replaces a £148m loan, which was due to mature in 2006. The new deal, which was oversubscribed, has options to extend for a further two years.
  • The primary corporate bond market sprang to life this week with over Eu3bn in fresh supply from ThyssenKrupp, DaimlerChrysler, Rede Ferroviária Nacional and Textron.
  • Corus Group, the Anglo-Dutch steel company, has signed its Eu800m three year deal through mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro, CSFB, HSBC and ING. The facility is split between a Eu700m tranche and a Eu100m tranche.