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  • Electricité de France (EDF) has extended the Eu2bn one year tranche of its Eu6bn deal, signed in February 2003, through mandated lead arrangers BNP Paribas, Calyon, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, HSBC and JP Morgan. The original deal paid a margin of Euribor plus 15bp on the Eu2bn portion and Euribor plus 20bp on the Eu4bn five year portion.
  • KfW was rewarded this week for boldly choosing a 10 year for its first benchmark of the year ? it priced a Eu4bn global trade at 10bp over the Bund.
  • A bank meeting is planned in Munich next Thursday for the syndication of the recap of manufacturing group Demag Investments. Commerzbank and HVB are arranging the Eu940m in senior and mezzanine facilities.
  • The £170m all senior loan for the recapitalisation of security company Global Solutions is on ice. The company may be making some acquisitions so the deal has been postponed.
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  • General Motors and its travails were on everyone's lips in the credit markets this week. On Wednesday, it reported a 37% drop in fourth quarter earnings and said that it might not break even in this quarter. Its investment grade status ? currently hanging by the thinnest of threads ? now looks even more vulnerable.
  • The coordinating arrangers for Sun Hung Kai Properties' HK$12bn five year financing are waiting for the final banks to revert before closing syndication.
  • The uncertainty surrounding ABN Amro's growth strategy stepped up a gear this week after its chief executive said the Dutch bank might have to grow via a takeover from a rival.
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  • Croatian bank HBOR will soon mandate Bank Austria, BayernLB, Calyon and Mizuho to arrange its latest Eu160m loan, which looks set to have a three year tenor.