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  • Barclays and JP Morgan have launched $300m in facilities for the recapitalisation of semi-conductor group Memec. There was a bank meeting yesterday (Thursday) in London.
  • The $250m one year loan for software firm Misys has been signed. Lloyds TSB was the sole mandated lead arranger and bookrunner. The loan was over-subscribed, raising $300m in syndication, but was not increased.
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  • Swedish bank Svenska Handelsbanken expects to have its new Eu5bn EuroCP facility set up by the end of this month, EuroWeek has learned.
  • Interest-rate linked product continues to lead the way in the structured EuroMTN market this year. The success of that market flies in the face of many bankers? expectations earlier this year.
  • Compiled by Annie Seelaus, HSBC Bank plc, London
  • The US Federal Reserve has proposed restricting the use of trust preferred securities in regulatory tier one capital for bank holding companies (BHCs) and foreign bank subsidiaries.
  • The Eu250m five year multi-currency revolver for power company Pohjolan Voima Oy (PVO) is oversubscribed.
  • Banks were mandated on two small to medium sized acquisition-driven deals for First Technology and Tullow Oil this week, but the glut of large M&A transactions that bankers hoped for at the beginning of 2004 is far from materialising.
  • S2P, the consumer finance arm of hypermarket chain Carrefour, has signed banks into its Eu500m loan, led by Citigroup, Royal Bank of Scotland and SG.
  • When Freddie Mac returned to the euro market in January all eyes were on its latest EuReference Note. Awaited since September while the agency restated its accounts, the deal was always going to be a make-or-break issue for Freddie.