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  • The Region of Lazio provided the highlight of the last seven days when it became the first Italian region to issue index-linked paper in the structured EuroMTN market. The A1/A+ rated borrower issued a Eu200m deal via Barclays Capital and CDC Ixis last Friday, that pays a coupon of 2.435% times an index linked to Italian CPI (excluding tobacco). The principal of the 30 year deal will amortise annually until maturity.
  • The creation of the new general Pfandbrief law in Germany has held up Depfa?s efforts to sell Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG, prolonging the uncertainty over the future of the German institution.
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  • Energy distributor Royal Eneco will increase its Eu750m five year revolver to Eu1bn after an oversubscription. ABN Amro, Barclays Capital, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, Fortis, ING and SG CIB are the mandated lead arrangers.
  • The creation of the new general Pfandbrief law in Germany has held up Depfa?s efforts to sell Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG, prolonging the uncertainty over the future of the German institution.
  • Rating: Aa1/AAA (Moody?s/Fitch)
  • Electricity and gas distributor Powerco has completed a NZ$160m five year term loan and a NT$160m three year revolving credit. Westpac Banking Corp was the mandated arranger.
  • Bidding continues for cinema operator Odeon. BC Partners, Blackstone, VUE ? the company formed after SBC bought Warner Village Cinemas ? and partial owner Robert Tchenguiz, as well as some others are circling the company, which is owned by WestLB, the Entertainment Group and Tchenguiz.
  • The National Bank of Oman has approached lenders for a $150m two year standby agreement, EuroWeek hears. The deal will be one of three financial institution deals due to be mandated in the Middle East over the next month.
  • Sole mandated lead arranger Royal Bank of Scotland has launched syndication of the debt supporting the buy-out of pet food and product retailer Pets at Home. Senior debt comprises £112m of the deal. There is also a £20m mezzanine piece.
  • A flurry of corporate names brightened up the US high grade bond market this week, with issuers such as Procter & Gamble and Safeway providing investors with a welcomed change from the staple of bank offerings in recent months.