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  • Findexa, a little known Norwegian telephone directories company, is set to introduce a new brand of high yielding shares to the European equity market when it launches its Nkr3.5bn ($500m) IPO in May.
  • Ford this week announced that it had more than doubled its quarterly profit ? and all at once became the leading credit in the auto sector after having long been the underdog.
  • The Eu115m 6-1/2 year term loan for Medidep is heading for an over-subscription, bankers say. The private nursing homes company's deal is arranged by BNP Paribas and HSBC.
  • Gazprom, the world's largest natural gas company, is in the final stages of preparing a groundbreaking 30 year benchmark Eurobond, which will include a put option after 10 years.
  • GE Capital and SLM Corp became the first corporates to access the seven year FRN market this week, demonstrating the buoyancy of the new sector by raising Eu1.55bn at short notice.
  • Gazprom, the world's largest natural gas company, is in the final stages of preparing a groundbreaking 30 year benchmark Eurobond, which will include a put option after 10 years.
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  • Investcorp, which has acquired car parking company Apcoa, is believed to be talking to Mizuho and RBS about arranging debt.
  • The Ghana Coco Board has approached lenders for a $700m one year loan to refinance last year's $650m deal. Three bidding groups have emerged, one of which includes Barclays, Standard Chartered and SG, EuroWeek hears.
  • Balance sheet commitment is becoming an increasingly important factor for European companies when they are awarding bond mandates, as international banks gain ground in Europe, according to a report by US consultancy firm Greenwich Associates.