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  • EuroWeek hears Norske Skogindustrier has mandated Citigroup, Danske Bank and HSBC to arrange a refinancing in the range of Eu400m-Eu500m.
  • Bank Dhofar al Omani al Fransi signed its $75m three year loan on February 17. The transaction was oversubscribed and increased from the original $50m.
  • Home loan lender Paragon has increased its £250m four year facility to £280m and signed the deal.
  • Syndication of San Miguel Corp's $300m five year loan is progressing in the market. ABN Amro, BNP Paribas, Citigroup, HSBC, ING Bank, JP Morgan, Standard Chartered Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp are leading the deal.
  • General syndication for Polish Oil and Gas's (Polskie Górnictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo or PGNiG) Eu600m liquidity backstop has closed oversubscribed.
  • Banco Internacional do Funchal (Banif) has mandated HVB Group and Lloyds TSB to arrange a Eu75m three year loan. The deal, which pays a margin of Euribor plus 32.5bp, will go through an arranger phase and then proceed to general syndication.
  • The Hungarian Development Bank (MFB) has mandated ABN Amro, BayernLB, KBC and HSBC to arrange its Eu250m five year term loan.
  • Bookrunners BBVA and SG have launched general syndication of the Eu400m loan for Cemex España.
  • The success Italy and the EIB enjoyed in the dollar global market this week, after the sluggish start to the year, was the clearest indicator yet that investors have finally accepted the current low yield environment. They appear to have given up waiting for yields to rise and are ready to put their money to work once more.