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  • Intercontinental Hotels Group will launch syndication of its £1.6bn deal imminently through mandated lead arrangers Barclays, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Citigroup, HSBC, JP Morgan, Lloyds TSB, Royal Bank of Scotland, SG CIB and WestLB.
  • News that Kraft might soon be spun off by Altria, its tobacco-tainted parent, had investors pouring into the US food company's $750m five year bond issue this week.
  • The first capital markets transaction from Lloyd's of London, the insurance market founded by a group of sailors, ships' captains and financiers in a London coffee house in 1688, was five times oversubscribed on Wednesday.
  • The first capital markets transaction from Lloyd's of London, the insurance market founded by a group of sailors, ships' captains and financiers in a London coffee house in 1688, was five times oversubscribed on Wednesday.
  • Debt market participants have made so many comments on proposals for a code of conduct for rating agencies that the International Organisation of Securities Commissions (Iosco) has extended the comment period.
  • Bank Saderat will sign its $120m three year debut loan on Monday. EuroWeek hears that 18 banks have committed to the deal, which was originally set at $100m.
  • Friends First Finance has mandated ABN Amro, Bank of Ireland, Danske Bank and the Royal Bank of Scotland to arrange a Eu150m three year loan.
  • While volumes in the overall loans market are expected to be flat this year, the German leveraged loans sector is booming. Prospects for 2005 are also encouraging, with Mittelstand companies expected to finally come to market in force.
  • The first commitments are expected in Tuesday for the syndication of Eu948m in debt for high end broadband provider e.Biscom. ABN Amro, BNP Paribas, Interbanca and UBM are arranging the deal.
  • The Republic of Italy is to sell all the Paris Club debt that Russia owes it, totalling around Eu1bn, to the Italian credit export agency Sace, to reduce the country's public debt.
  • Alliance Bank's $15m 364 day loan is oversubscribed and likely to be signed later this month. RZB and Standard Bank are joint arrangers for the deal, which pays a margin of Libor plus 300bp.