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  • The $525m refinancing for CP Ships has closed oversubscribed. The five year deal is arranged by Citigroup (bookrunner), HSBC (bookrunner) and ING. It pays a margin of Libor plus 105bp out of the box.
  • Pliva, the Croatian pharmaceutical company, is approaching banks for Eu150m. Four to five banks are bidding for the mandate and lenders expect an aggressive margin to emerge.
  • EuroWeek hears that Citigroup has the mandate to arrange Unipetrol's Eu100m equivalent loan, denominated in Czech korunas. The borrower is in discussions about whether to organise a second tier of underwriters that could include local subsidiaries of SG and Erste Bank.
  • Syndication of the debt supporting the buy-out of Debenhams will be wrapped up shortly. Mandated lead arrangers are Bank of Scotland, Credit Suisse First Boston, JP Morgan, Lehman Brothers and Morgan Stanley.
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  • The Eu60m facility for Alm. Brand, the financial services group, is oversubscribed and will close on March 30. Mandated lead arrangers are Danske Bank, Nordea and SEB.
  • Rating: AAA (Fitch)
  • Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley are confident that they can avoid the fate of X-Fab with the Eu1.09bn IPO of semiconductor fabricator Wacker Siltronic, which now assumes the prospective mantle of Germany's first IPO for over a year. The IPO would also be the largest from the country since Deutsche Börse's Eu1.1bn offering in February 2001.
  • Are the main Wall Street firms and Euromarket houses sending us a message that their investment bankers are simply not up to snuff? It looks that way. First, Citigroup reshuffles its pack with blinding speed and dexterity ? we assume that the aim was to eliminate the jokers in the pack and keep only the picture cards.
  • Shareholders of the Spanish television broadcaster Telecinco are preparing to float 25% to 35% of the company for about Eu1bn this year, valuing it at about Eu3bn. The four shareholders said on Wednesday they had appointed Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley and Santander Central Hispano to lead the flotation.