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  • HeidelbergCement has signed its Eu1bn three and five year revolver after a 100% hit rate in syndication. The loan was not increased and banks' allocations were scaled back.
  • Borrowers continued to take advantage of insatiable demand for new issues in the high grade dollar bond market this week, with more than $17bn of transactions being placed.
  • Borrowers continued to take advantage of insatiable demand for new issues in the high grade dollar bond market this week, with more than $17bn of transactions being placed.
  • Guarantors: HBOS plc, Bank of Scotland, HBOS Covered Bonds LLP
  • Rating: Aa2/AA-
  • A HK$300m three year term loan for EganaGoldpfeil (Holdings) is in the market via mandated arranger China Construction Bank.
  • Rating: Caa1/CCC+
  • Rating: Caa1/CCC+
  • Syndication of Indian Oil Corp's $150m five year facility should be completed next week. Calyon, Citigroup, HSBC and Standard Chartered Bank are the mandated arrangers.
  • The rapid growth of the J-Reit is dependent on a growing and increasingly diversified investor base. With plenty more trusts due to list and lots of money needed to fund acquisitions, the trusts are bending over backwards to differentiate themselves.
  • The Samurai market in 2004 has been characterised by plenty of demand but not enough issuance. However, with Japanese investors starved of spread and so eager for deals, and with benchmark spreads in the domestic corporate bond market so low, it is surely only a matter of time before issuers return in force to sate investor demand.
  • The Eu300m project financing for Tynagh Energy, a 382MW power plant in Galway, was signed this week through KBC and Royal Bank of Scotland.