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  • CIBC and BNP Paribas are two banks involved in the bidding for boiler company Caradon. The private equity sponsors in the final round of bidding are Carlyle, PAI and Warburg Pincus. Debt supporting an acquisition is expected to be between £200m and £250m.
  • A $120m five year fundraising for ASE (Shanghai) is in the market. HSBC is leading the facility and parent company Omniquest Industrial is providing a guarantee.
  • Steel group Corus, formerly British Steel, is approaching banks for a new facility. It last tapped the market in July 2003 for Eu1.2bn. That deal paid a margin of Euribor plus 400bp and was led by ABN Amro, Credit Suisse First Boston and HSBC.
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  • From snow-flecked Zurich, the news from our Swiss bureau chief, the celebrated Frau Grossrösti, is that all eyes are on Credit Suisse and CSFB.
  • Credit arbitrage programmes came in force to the European asset backed commercial paper market last year, providing the main propulsion for ABCP outstandings to soar by 22% during the year.
  • Citibank this week accessed the Swiss franc market once more with its US credit card master trust, Citibank Credit Card Issuance Trust. Citigroup and UBS led the Sfr500m deal, which actually comprises a Sfr100m tap of last year's Swiss franc issue and a new Sfr400m tranche, both rated triple-A by all three agencies.
  • RCI Banque, the captive finance arm of Renault, this week brought a new asset class to the European securitisation market. Citigroup and SG priced the firm's Eu850m securitisation of dealer floorplan loans ? loans to car dealers to finance their stock ? with a heavily oversubscribed book.
  • Rosy Blue, a privately owned diamond wholesale company based in Antwerp, this Tuesday closed a small value tap of its ground breaking securitisation of rough and polished diamond inventory stocks with a $50m private placement. Arranger and lead manager HSBC placed the bonds ? issued through the Luxembourg-based SPV Rosy Blue Carat ? with just two accounts, understood to be an institutional investor and a third-party bank investor. HSBC was unable to disclose the issue price.