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  • The Central Bank of the Republic of the Seychelles' $80m term loan was signed yesterday (Thursday). Both tranches were over-subscribed but the borrower did not take an increase. Mandated lead arranger is Bank of Tokyo- Mitsubishi.
  • The $480m five year term loan for STT Communications was signed on schedule this week although the books are still open.
  • Slovenské elektrárne's (SE) Eu350m five year multi-currency revolver is oversubscribed in general syndication.
  • Nova Kreditna Banka Maribor has signed its Eu60m five year loan. The deal was oversubscribed by 100% but the borrower only increased the loan from Eu40m. Mandated lead arrangers are BayernLB and RZB.
  • Why were there howls of protest and reports of Socialist ministers and Members of Parliament beating their heads against a wailing wall after the publication of Royal Bank of Scotland's results?
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  • ABSA Bank's self-arranged $320m club deal was signed yesterday (Thursday). The facility consists of a $192m 364 day tranche and a $128m two year tranche.
  • Kia Motors has awarded the mandate for a Eu120m three year fundraising to Bank One, BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole Indosuez, Kookmin Bank, SG Asia and Standard Chartered Bank.
  • Why are flags flying at half-mast in Frankfurt? Has someone died? Has Peter Müller, the happy-go-lucky chairman of Commerzbank, cut the dividend from zero to minus zero?
  • Month-end redemptions and continued interest rate speculation about possible action by the US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank (ECB) defined business in the EuroCP market this week.
  • Italian car manufacturer Fiat sold a 1.9% stake in Edison, Italy's second largest power company, through a Morgan Stanley bought deal last Friday. The 65m shares were sold in a mere 15 minutes.