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  • First Choice Holidays has signed banks into its £310m loan, increased after an over-subscription. The deal was arranged by Barclays Capital, HSBC, ING, SG and Royal Bank of Scotland. Each committed £35m.
  • Bail Investissement has signed banks into its Eu350m five year, three month deal, arranged by BayernLB and Group Crédit Agricole.
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  • Their reputation only enhanced by problems elsewhere in the covered bond market, obligations foncières have been winning new fans. Across the globe the story behind the product is becoming better known. All that French issuers have to do now, say bankers, is learn to resist the temptation of the league table play - and it appears their wishes may be being answered.
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  • Mandated lead arranger Lloyds TSB has brought in five banks for the £68m Genistics PFI deal. The loan raised over £100m in syndication, and allocations have been made.
  • Swiss cement company Holcim is expected to announce a Sfr1.64bn ($1.27bn) rights issue on Monday, to fund its $750m takeover of Apasco, Mexico's second largest cement company.
  • Syndication of the debt backing the Eu1.4bn buy-out of chemicals distributor Brenntag has been closed oversubscribed by mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners Citigroup, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, Goldman Sachs and SG.
  • Cosco (Hong Kong) is looking to raise $60m from banks in a ship financing deal with a tenor of at least 10 years.
  • ThyssenKrupp's plans to launch and price a Eu750m seven year bond at 145bp over mid-swaps hinge on the shape of the market today (Friday) in light of the terrorist bombings in Madrid yesterday.
  • The bond markets lurched from one crisis to another this week, eroding hopes that a recovery was under way.