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  • Reuters Group this week announced plans to launch an electronic trading platform, allowing banks and brokers, as well as fund managers, to trade stocks and bonds in the first part of next year.
  • The Röchling family, majority shareholders in Rheinmetall, the German automotive and defence technology company, announced on Wednesday that they were to to sell their 42.1% stake, which the family has held since it bought the company in the 1950s.
  • Alfa Bank's $50m 364 day loan has raised $65m and it will sign the deal imminently. The borrower is likely to take an increase.
  • Rating: Aa2/A+/AA-
  • Rating: A1/A/AA-
  • The facilities supporting the leveraged buy-out of Saga, the UK financial, insurance and travel services company for people aged 50 and over, should have closed by today (Friday).
  • Guarantor: Banco Santander Central Hispano
  • Scottish and Southern Energy has closed syndication of a self-arranged £650m five year deal, which will be used as a backstop to its euro commercial paper issuance.
  • Rating: A/A2/A+
  • The S$300m five year loan for China Aviation Oil (Singapore) has been cancelled. SG Asia was lead arranging the facility.
  • Spirit Group has launched its £875m deal through Barclays, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Royal Bank of Scotland. The deal is split between a £600m five year tranche at the operating level that pays a margin of Libor plus 125bp and a £275m five year portion at the holding company level paying an out of the box margin of Libor plus 275bp for the first year months, which steps up to 375bp after 15 months.
  • Oil and gas giant Enagas signed its Eu1bn five year self-arranged deal yesterday (Thursday). The deal pays a margin of 17.5bp over Euribor, which ratchets according to a ratings grid between Euribor plus 15bp to Euribor plus 40bp for the A2/AA- rated company.