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  • Rating: Aa3/A+ (Moody?s/Fitch)
  • Italian construction firm Impregilo will seek a medium term loan of at least Eu500m as part of a restructuring package that will also include either a rights issue or convertible bond, or a combination of both, worth Eu400m. Citigroup and UBM are arranging the equity capital raising.
  • Gas Authority of India (GAIL) has mandated BNP Paribas, DBS Bank, Mizuho Corporate Bank and Standard Chartered to lead a $100m five year credit. There is an option to increase the facility by $50m if oversubscribed.
  • Amount: A$400m
  • The Eu550m two tranche deal for drinks manufacturer C&C has closed oversubscribed and is in documentation. Royal Bank of Scotland is the sole bookrunner. Allied Irish Banks and Bank of Ireland are also mandated lead arrangers.
  • The asset backed commercial paper (ABCP) sector is one of the most exciting areas of growth in the EuroCP market but its success has been slowed by the lack of disclosure about assets in conduits and the structural complexity of some of the new programmes, according to bankers and investors in London.
  • National airline Alitalia won European Commission approval for a government guaranteed rescue loan of Eu400m on Tuesday. However, the loan must be priced at market rates and repaid within a year. It has also given Alitalia six months to produce a turnaround plan.
  • The Republic of Italy this week priced its first bond since Standard & Poor?s cut its rating from AA to AA- a fortnight ago. The republic tested investor appetite with a £250m 30 year deal led by Merrill Lynch and UBS.
  • JP Morgan Chase reported on Wednesday a mixed performance across the bank group for the second quarter. Investment banking performance was slightly worse than the same period in 2003 but exceptional provisioning against litigation forced the bank to record a net loss of $548m for the quarter. This compares with last year?s net profit of $1.8bn in Q2.
  • JP Morgan has won the sole mandate for the Eu580m post-IPO facility of UK food manufacturer Premier Foods, which is being floated by Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst on the London Stock Exchange.
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