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  • A last minute dash to lock in low interest rates and beat the new issue rush in January sparked a $14bn slew of offerings in the US high grade corporate bond market this week. ?Borrowers realise there are only two weeks of solid liquidity left in the new issue market; interest rates are clearly trending higher and issuers are also doing funding now that they would have normally earmarked for the new year,? said Jim Esposito, head of debt syndicate in the US at Goldman Sachs.
  • The $100m ?A/B' loan being arranged by the IADB for Unibanco has been postponed due to the high level of liquidity in the Brazilian market at present.
  • DSK Bank's Eu100m loan is about 40% oversubscribed and the borrower is considering an increase. Signing is on December 15.
  • Rating: A2/BBB+ (Moody's/Fitch)
  • The Carlyle Group has formally dropped out of the £1.62bn auction for Northern Ireland pharmaceuticals company Warner Chilcott.
  • BBVA, Caja Madrid, Citigroup and BSCH are offering fees of 22.5bp for co-arranger tickets at $25m and 15bp for lead manager tickets at $15m on the $600m facility for Endesa Chile Overseas and Enersis.
  • Hungary and Lithuania have chosen lead managers for Eurobonds scheduled for early 2005, as central Europe's sovereigns gear up for their traditionally heavy first quarter of issuance. Proposals are also due back to the Polish ministry of finance today (Friday) for part one of the sovereign's Eu3bn-plus of financing for next year. The new issue will be denominated in euros. No maturity has been specified.
  • Amount: Eu200m
  • A $210m five year credit for GE Capital International Services (Gecis) is in the market. BA Asia, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs are leading the facility.
  • Johor Port has completed a Rph250m five year term loan facility via mandated arranger Citibank. Participants include EON Bank and Bank Muamalat Malaysia.
  • Amount: NZ$125m