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  • Fastighet AB Tornet (Tornet) has signed a Skr15.1bn loan. Eurohypo, FöreningsSparbanken, SEB and Svenska Handelsbanken arranged the deal.
  • Swiss Re became the highest rated European company to issue a mandatory convertible bond yesterday (Thursday), with a Eu640m bond that is also the first equity-linked deal to get full equity credit from Moody's and Standard & Poor's.
  • Swiss Re became the highest rated European company to issue a mandatory convertible bond yesterday (Thursday), with a Eu640m bond that is also the first equity-linked deal to get full equity credit from Moody?s and Standard & Poor?s.
  • The $2bn five year letter of credit facility for Swiss Re has been signed. The deal was increased from $1.5bn after over $3.5bn was raised.
  • Citigroup has built up a $4.5bn lead over its rivals in EuroWeek?s league tables over the first half of this year.
  • A $100m 3-1/2 year credit for TCC International Holdings was scheduled to have been launched into syndication by today (Friday). Bank of Taiwan, Chiao Tung Bank, International Commercial Bank of China and Taishin International Bank are arranging the facility. There is the option to increase the size by $20m and parent company Taiwan Cement Corp is providing a guarantee.
  • French building materials company Imerys will offer to exchange its Eu500m 6% May 2007 bond for a new Eu300m bond due in April 2014.
  • Sparebanken Nord-Norge, the Norwegian savings bank, has signed its Eu175m five year revolver through mandated lead arrangers Danske Bank, DZ Bank, Nordea and Swedbank.
  • Oman International Bank signed a $55m three year revolver on Wednesday. The deal, which was led by Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, RZB and Wachovia, was syndicated on a club basis. ING joined as an arranger.