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  • Structured Finance Management (SFM) and Italian servicer Zenith Group have joined forces by setting up a company to offer SPV administration services to Italian issuers.
  • Mandated arranger DBS has closed syndication of Hyflux's S$50m three year fundraising. The arranger held S$16m.
  • Severn Trent will sign its £700m loan on April 5. The deal had a 100% hit rate in general syndication and closed over-subscribed. The borrower, however, is unlikely to take an increase. The mandated lead arrangers are Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Barclays Capital (joint bookrunner) and Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (joint bookrunner).
  • The Slovene Export Corporation (SEC) has mandated Bank Austria, BayernLB, KBC and Sanpaolo IMI on to its Eu125m five year dual currency deal, EuroWeek hears. Two bidding groups were merged to form the lead arranger group.
  • The Eu400m loan for Cemex España has closed over-subscribed by more than three-quarters. The deal is in documentation and should be signed today (Friday). It is unlikely that the borrower will take an increase. Mandated lead arrangers are BBVA and SG.
  • There are more than a few observers and competitors, so we are told, who would love to see Goldman Sachs slip on a banana skin. We can understand why. The problem with Goldie is that it doesn't make the slightest attempt to be user-friendly. With very few exceptions, Goldie folk are glum. They don't often smile and they are prone to talk in very short sentences.
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  • Standard Life will demutualise, but at a slow pace.
  • Central banks dominated talk and action in the London and New York swap markets this week. The ECB decided not to cut rates, which steepened the euro swap curve, while in the dollar market dealers were sitting tight for the next March non-farm payroll figure at close yesterday (Thursday).