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  • State Bank of India is tapping the market for a $250m one year loan. Pricing for this deal is said by bankers to be tight.
  • The $400m project financing for Trans-pacific Petrochemical Indotama (TPPI) has been signed. The funding comprises a $200m eight year facility arranged by Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp and a $200m loan provided by Mitsui & Co.
  • The Republic of Indonesia enjoyed a groundswell of global investor support when it returned to the international bond markets with a $1bn 10 year global benchmark after an absence of seven years.
  • ABN Amro and Royal Bank of Scotland have been mandated to arrange and underwrite a £440m five year loan to support the merger of information and media company Informa with academic publisher Taylor & Francis. The new entity will be called T&F Informa.
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  • 300HVB and ING are believed to have won the mandate for the leveraged buy-out of Messer Griesheim's remaining businesses ? the first large LBO with Central and Eastern European business exposure. Air Liquide, the French industrial and medical gases company, is in the process of buying the German, UK and US businesses of Messer Griesheim, the German industrial gas company.
  • David Deacon, BNP Paribas' head of secondary loan market trading, died suddenly on February 20 after experiencing heart trouble. Deacon, who was 38, leaves behind his wife, Amanda, and twin boys Tom and Alex, aged seven.
  • UK fund manger Insight Investment this week said it would start publishing a record of its discussions with UK FTSE-350 companies, as well as publishing its in-house voting recommendations produced for its clients.
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  • Deutsche Bank's deadline for banks to join its struggling £1.6bn loan for Invensys passed on Monday without any commitments apparently having been received. Banks have shunned the refinancing facility, partly out of pique that they were not offered a richer share of the package ? Deutsche boldly underwrote the whole loan and £615m high yield bond itself ? and partly out of suspicion of the UK engineering company's creditworthiness.