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  • Transport for London, the double-A rated local government body charged with managing London?s transport system, is likely to issue up to £3bn of debt over the next five years.
  • Transport for London, the double-A rated local government body charged with managing London?s transport system, is likely to issue up to £3bn of debt over the next five years.
  • Transport for London, the double-A rated local government body charged with managing London?s transport system, is likely to issue up to £3bn of debt over the next five years.
  • Syndication of the £426.4m project financing for the UK?s new Wembley Stadium in north London has finally been completed, with two new lenders coming into the deal nearly two years after it was launched to sub-underwriters. Barclays Capital and Lloyds TSB have joined the facility 10 months after the main stage of general syndication closed in October 2003, now that construction has progressed and projected ticket sales have been realised.
  • The top tier of Turkish bank borrowers brought their first round of financings for 2004 nearer to completion this week, with dramatic oversubscriptions on their loans and cheap margins. Akbank will set two records when it signs its loan on August 3. The $500m deal, increased from $375m, is the largest ever dollar amount for a Turkish bank borrower and attracted the support of 62 banks, the biggest bank group.
  • Akbank has raised in excess of $500m for its $375m loan. The borrower will take most of the increase and the facility will be signed on August 3 at the $500m level. A record number of 62 banks joined the transaction, which was the biggest ever bank deal signed in the region to date.
  • The Oriental Republic of Uruguay, which had been planning to launch two Ps2.2bn ($75m) Uruguayan peso global bonds this week, instead reacted to investor demand and priced a single $250m equivalent bond on Wednesday.
  • Azovstal Iron and Steel Works has signed a debut $100m two year pre-export financing through mandated lead arranger ING. Lead arrangers are HVB and Deutsche Bank. Arranger is Credit Suisse. Leman Commodities is the off-taker.