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  • Industrija Nafte?s (Ina) Eu250m loan has met with such a good reception in its senior phase of syndication that it will not go into a general sale.
  • Three leading Eurobond industry associations have issued joint guidelines for investment banks on conflicts of interest in securities offerings. They cover allocation, pricing and internal procedures.
  • The Eu710m loan for Ireland?s largest real estate company, Green Property, has closed oversubscribed. The deal is arranged by Bank of Ireland, Bank of Scotland and Barclays Capital. Banks will be signed in later this month.
  • There are unlikely to be any developments with the Eu560m and $300m loan for Luxottica until the glasses manufacturer?s bid to acquire US rival Cole National has been resolved. This will not be before the end of the month, bankers say, and it is not yet clear whether there will be further syndication of the debt.
  • The corporate EuroMTN market provided the lion?s share of activity in the league tables this week and Deutsche Bank was the week?s highest climber. The German house rose one place to fourth, ousting BNP Paribas. Among Deutsche?s deals this week was a Eu50m note for Heidelberger Zement Finance, only the company?s third issue of the year. The floating rate note goes out 10 years.
  • Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP), the Italian state bank, has chosen ABN Amro, Deutsche Bank and Lehman Brothers as arrangers of its Eu22bn covered bond programme.
  • Amount: ¥12bn
  • Nurbank?s $30m deal has been signed and increased to $32.5m. HVB, RZB and Standard Bank, which each took $5m, led the transaction, which pays a margin of 240bp over Libor.
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    Guarantor: Federal Republic of Germany
  • UBS is syndicating a portion of the debt supporting the buy-out of Sunny Delight and Pumica by JW Childs from Procter & Gamble.
  • Rating: A2