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  • The ever increasing competition for mandates has forced prices down and focused attention on M&A in the first quarter of 2004. Euroweek assesses activity over the last three months and looks at what is to come in the second quarter. Adam Harper, Charlie Corbett and Taron Wade report.
  • Rating: Baa1/A- (Moody's/Fitch)
  • Russian corporate bonds - both rouble and hard currency denominated - were among some of the best performing in emerging markets fixed incomes in 2003. Kathryn Wells asks if the trend will continue into 2004?
  • The $525m loan for CP Ships has raised more than $800m in the syndication, bankers say. The borrower has chosen not to take an increase and has signed banks into the facility, arranged by sole bookrunner HSBC.
  • Anglo-Dutch steelmaker Corus is considering issuing a new bond. The company has a lumpy debt repayment schedule between 2004 and 2008, with about £900m of debt due. "The company is looking to extend its debt maturity profile and will consider all vehicles for that purpose," said a Corus spokesperson in London.
  • Doug Tiesi, head of the real estate lending conduit at Credit Suisse First Boston in London, left the bank at the end of March.
  • Guarantor: Deutsche Apotheker und Aerztebank eG
  • The pipeline of leveraged deals prepared for launch in the first part of 2004 is extensive, and banks and funds are eager to get assets on their balance sheets. While this is promising for the market, bankers are worried that structures are becoming too aggressive and some deals may struggle as a result. Taron Wade reports.
  • The £696m in senior facilities supporting the buy-out of Debenhams is planned for a close today (Friday). EuroWeek hears that the deal is oversubscribed and that there will be no general syndication.
  • Vestas, the wind turbine manufacturer, has launched its second syndicated loan ? a Eu400m facility ? through mandated lead arrangers Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein. The three year revolver will be used partly to refinance the earlier facility for the company which recently merged with NEG Micon, also a wind turbine manufacturer.