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  • Insured losses due to Hurricane Charley, at one point expected to hit $15bn, should be lower than at first thought. The effect on the insurance industry is expected to be mitigated by payouts from government agencies.
  • ING is arranging the debt package of about Eu160m supporting the Eu217m buy out of USP Hospitales. Spanish private equity firm Mercapital is buying 65% of the business while management is taking a 20% stake and the previous owner US-based United Surgical Partners is retaining a 15% ownership.
  • Barclays has been mandated to arrange facilities for Montagu Private Equity?s leveraged buy-out of survival technology company Survitec from Air-Sea Survival Equipment Limited.
  • Swisscom?s abortive takeover bid for Telekom Austria this week worried investors in the Eu325m bond exchangeable into TA?s stock, issued by ÖIAG, the Austrian privatisation agency.
  • Three banks continue to vie for fourth place in EuroWeek?s league table one. This week Barclays Capital moved into fourth and Morgan Stanley into fifth as BNP Paribas dropped two places to sixth position. Less than $140m separates the houses.
  • Mandated arrangers ABN Amro, Chang Hwa Commercial Bank, Chinatrust Commercial Bank and International Commercial Bank of China have soft-launched a NT$7bn five year dual tranche loan for Aetna Sinopac Credit Card.
  • KPN, the Dutch telecommunications company, has signed its Eu1.5bn refinancing. The deal replaces the existing facility, signed in April 2003, and has a reduced margin and commitment fee, an extension of the maturity from 2006 to 2009, and removes financial covenants.
  • A divided market focused its attention once again on THPA Finance, the whole business securitisation of Tees and Hartlepool Port Authority, after owner PD Ports announced that it planned to repurchase the class ?C? notes.