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  • African Export-Import Bank (Afrexim) has mandated Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, KBC, Natexis Banques Populaires, Standard Chartered, WGZ Bank and WestLB to arrange a $85m three year revolver. The deal will pay a margin of 75bp over Libor and has a commitment fee of 40% of the margin.
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  • The £200m five year refinancing for marketing services company Aegis has closed oversubscribed and the borrower is considering an increase. Calyon, SG CIB and Royal Bank of Scotland are the mandated lead arrangers.
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  • Allied Irish Banks (AIB) demonstrated this week that for the right deal, this summer?s bond market is still open for business. The borrower garnered a Eu1.5bn book in just 24 hours, for a Eu1bn transaction. The oversubscription enabled bookrunners BNP Paribas and UBS to price a Eu1.25bn bond at the tight end of the Euribor plus 9bp-10bp guidance.
  • Despite record first half issue volumes, the Asia Pacific equity capital markets look vulnerable. After last year?s successes Chinese IPOs have struggled, with Ping An Insurance pricing below the midpoint of its range.
  • The $227m Meng Nui Dairy IPO was a simple story and a simple sell. Not only was it a blowout success in the primary market, but it went on to perform almost perfectly in the secondary market, trading up about 23% within a few weeks from listing in June.
  • The UK?s Co-operative Bank is looking at establishing a programme in the EuroCP market.
  • Credit quality is improving, corporate bond investors said this week. But the tightness of trading ranges and persistence of systemic risks look set to continue to stretch valuations and make credit expensive when the flood of new issues emerges in September.
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