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  • Rémy Cointreau, the French spirits and champagne producer, launched a Eu200m bond this week that achieved the lowest ever coupon for a European high yield deal, confirming the powerful bull trend of the European corporate bond market.
  • Banca Comerciala Romana has mandated four banks for its $400m five year loan, including Bank Austria, Citigroup and WestLB, Euroweek hears.
  • Bank of Moscow has mandated ABN Amro, Depfa Bank and Deutsche Bank to arrange a $150m two year loan, EuroWeek hears.
  • BNP Paribas and SG CIB have won the mandate to refinance the Eu5bn one year tranche of the Eu16bn acquisition facility for Sanofi-Synthélabo's purchase of its Franco-German rival Aventis.
  • Saudi American Bank (Samba) has signed its Eu600m debut loan, increased from Eu500m after an oversubscription. Citigroup and JP Morgan are the bookrunners.
  • The S$300m five year loan style FRN for Keppel Corp is set to sign next week. Calyon is the mandated arranger and Mizuho Corporate Bank and Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi have joined as equal status arrangers.
  • Saudi Hollandi Bank launched the first ever lower tier two bond issue by a Saudi bank just before the New Year, when it priced a SR700m issue through leads ABN Amro and Saudi Hollandi Bank.
  • French retailer Casino, which was forced to pull a tier one-style subordinated bond in late October, will today (Friday) price the same deal, increased and at least twice oversubscribed.
  • The senior phase of syndication of the debt supporting Permira's acquisition of Ahold's Spanish supermarkets ? called Ahold Supermercados has closed 20% oversubscribed. There will be no general syndication.
  • 2005 began with the traditional busy issuance in the dollar debt market, much of which was swapped. This deflated swap spreads despite some nervous selling of Treasuries.
  • A $200m one year term loan for Chohung Bank was launched into syndication on Tuesday via mandated arranger Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong).