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  • Rating: BBB+
  • Virgin Mobile's £350m five year post-IPO facility has been signed through sole mandated lead arranger and bookrunner Lloyds TSB. The facility includes a £250m term loan and £100m revolver.
  • Northern Irish power company Viridian is about to close its Eu225m five year deal through Barclays (bookrunner), HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland (bookrunner). Bankers say the deal achieved a small oversubscription. The loan has one year extension options after years one and two. Two tickets are on offer: for Eu30m and Eu20m.
  • The facilities supporting the leveraged buy-out of Saga, the UK financial, insurance and travel services company for people aged 50 and over, have been launched into senior syndication.
  • The facilities supporting the leveraged buy-out of Saga, the UK financial, insurance and travel services company for people aged 50 and over, have been launched into senior syndication.
  • Amount: Eu150m Hypothekenpfandbrief series 193
  • The $50m trade finance loan for Alfa Bank is oversubscribed. Syndication is likely to remain open for another few days. Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Commerzbank and Natexis Banques Populaires are the bookrunners.
  • Amount: Eu125m Hypothekenpfandbrief series 192
  • The year-long proliferation of self-led funding by US banks and brokerage firms continued this week, with Morgan Stanley issuing a blowout $4.5bn four tranche transaction of fixed and floating bonds and Wachovia Bank raising $1bn.
  • Serbia inched a step closer to financing itself on the international debt capital markets this week, when it received a first rating, of B+, from Standard & Poor's.
  • Creative Technology's $150m five year financing should reach financial close early next week. ABN Amro is leading the deal.
  • The City of Bratislava has requested a second round of proposals from banks for its Eu87.5m facility. Around 30 banks bid during the first round in August. About seven or eight are still in the running.