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  • A small portion of the $530m loan for New Sky Satellite arranged by Deutsche Bank in the US will be syndicated in Europe. Blackstone is buying the company.
  • EuroWeek hears that Nitel, Nigeria's state owned telecoms company, has approached a consortium of Nigerian banks to raise a loan of N14bn ($105m).
  • Rating: Aa2/AAA (Moody's/Fitch)
  • DnB Nor Bank and Nordea are arranging a facility for utility Eco, which is fully owned by the municipality of Oslo. The transaction is in syndication, launched at Eu150m. The banks plan to raise over Eu200m, however.
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  • NTL
    There are at least 15 offers for the towers division of NTL, which could net NTL £600m-£800m. Macquarie Bank, Apax Partners, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Terra Firma are believed to be looking at the assets.
  • Argentina was given an unexpected boost in its battle with bondholders over $100bn of defaulted debt this week when a New York court quashed attempts by US creditors to derail a similar debt restructuring by the Province of Mendoza.
  • Qalhat, the Omani LNG project, has invited banks to bid for the mandate on the $600m debt portion of the financing.
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  • Bank Banco Portguês de Negócios has mandated ING and RZB to arrange its Eu50m three year debut loan. The banks are joint bookrunners and ING is providing agency and documentation services.
  • Mid-tier banks expect to face increasing pressure from regulators to adopt Basel II guidelines, according to a report released this week by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). Nor will the costs/benefits of implementation be clear.