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  • Aval Bank's $25m one year transaction is to be launched next week. Some bankers have speculated that the deal may struggle because it comes just three months after the company signed a $14m facility. One banker involved in the deal, however, said: "This is part of a strategy to have a new facility every six months."
  • Ukrproduct Group, a leading Ukrainian dairy producer, yesterday (Thursday) mandated stockbroker WH Ireland to advise it on an IPO on London's Alternative Investment Market (Aim) later this year.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA-
  • Guarantor: Vattenfall AB
  • The Association of German Mortgage Banks (VDH) this week announced proposals to abandon the special bank principle that has until now been at the heart of the Pfandbrief market.
  • The deadline for Formosa Industries' $126.96m seven year term loan has been pushed back for another week. Crédit Lyonnais and International Commercial Bank of China are arranging the deal which is guaranteed by Formosa Chemicals & Fibre and Nan Ya Plastics.
  • Rating: Baa3/BB+ (Moody's/Fitch)
  • Wachovia Securities has hired Bryant Owens from Bank of America to be head of European syndicate and DCM.
  • ABN Amro has appointed Mauricio Noé to head of ABS capital markets, a newly created position. Noé, who was previously head of public sector origination, will be responsible for developing coverage of frequent ABS issuers in Europe.
  • Rating: BBB- (S&P)
  • Sonangol has approached lenders for a $2bn five year loan secured by offtake contracts. Mandated lead arrangers on the facility, which will pay a margin of 225bp over Libor, are Barclays, Calyon, Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, KBC, Natexis Banques Populaires, Royal Bank of Scotland and Standard Chartered.
  • Moody's and Standard and Poor's (S&P) downgraded Adecco, the world's largest employment agency, to junk this week after the company yet again postponed releasing its results for the full year 2003 and first quarter of 2004.