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  • A NZ$91.7m multi-tranche leveraged buyout facility for Aged Care Services New Zealand Holdings has been completed. Lead arranger Bank of New Zealand held NZ$59.7m.
  • NHP
    Barclays and Citigroup have been mandated to arrange a loan to support Blackstone's buy-out of nursing home company NHP. The company has been valued at about £563m and after the acquisition, Blackstone intends to merge NHP with Southern Cross.
  • Shares in Finnish medical devices company Inion soared by 34.5p on Wednesday after its £33m IPO, led by Nomura, was six times oversubscribed.
  • The revolving facility for Sparebanken Pluss is to be signed on December 20. The deal, which was launched originally at Eu65m, raised over Eu120m in syndication. There is likely to be a small increase.
  • Gulf International Bank is the sole lead arranger for a $155m loan for Energy Spring LNG Carrier, a special purpose company owned by Oman Shipping Company and Mitsui OSK Lines.
  • Austrian oil and gas company OMV on Wednesday launched a combined Eu1bn rights issue and convertible bond to help it pay for 51% of Romanian energy company Petrom.
  • Brazilian banks are moving fast to snap up international demand for real-denominated Eurobonds in the absence of a much sought-after benchmark offering by the sovereign.
  • OTP, Hungary's largest mortgage lender, launched its inaugural euro denominated covered bond this week, a Eu200m 10 year issue priced tighter than initial expectations.
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  • Property company Persimmon will sign its £500m deal imminently through Barclays Capital (bookrunner), Lloyds TSB (bookrunner), National Australia Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland (bookrunner). The loan, which carries a margin of between 35bp and 37.5bp over Libor, was oversubscribed and increased from £450m.
  • Dutch consumer electronics company Philips will close its Eu2.5bn seven year facility today (Friday). The deal raised more than Eu3bn from the market, according to bankers. They said appetite for the loan was unaffected by the straight seven year tenor.
  • Baltic Container Terminal (BCT) has signed a 10 year $36m loan through mandated lead arrangers Bank Austria and Bank BPH.