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  • Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, Morgan Stanley and ABN Amro have won the coveted mandate to lead Slovakia's first benchmark bond for four years. Ardal ? the Slovakian debt and liquidity management agency ? is looking to raise Eu1bn in 10 year funds in early May.
  • Revised bids have been offered for the Slovene Export Corporation's Eu125m five year dual currency deal. EuroWeek hears that three bidding groups of two banks each have emerged: SMBC and WestLB, Bank Austria and Sanpaolo IMI ,and BayernLB and KBC.
  • Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp spoilt the bullish mood in the equity new issues market in Asia by slumping 11% when it began trading in New York on Wednesday.
  • Kumba Resources, the South African mining company, has mandated ABN Amro, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Citigroup, Crédit Agricole Indosuez, JP Morgan (bookrunner), SMBC and Standard Chartered to arrange its debut $140m three year deal.
  • Korean Airlines has mandated Korea Development Bank to lead a $188m dual tranche yen equivalent aircraft financing.
  • EuroWeek hears the debt supporting the recapitalisation of foods packaging company Mivisa will be about Eu250m-Eu260m. BNP Paribas and Royal Bank of Scotland are believed to be arranging the financing.
  • The $3bn loan for Zurich Financial Services group has been launched into syndication by mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro, Barclays Capital, BNP Paribas and Citigroup.
  • Dollar swap spreads came under renewed pressure this week from lower rates and a sudden surge of swap-driven issuance. Yet they held out strongly against lower levels.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland was the fastest climber in EuroWeek's league table one this week. The UK house rose two places to sixth, continuing its strong showing this year. RBS managed deals for several names, including a pair of Eu50m trades for Nationwide Building Society.
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