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  • EuroWeek hears that the Hungarian Development Bank (MRB) is in discussions with banks for a potential $200m-$250m loan. It was last in the market in September 2002 with a Eu400m five year deal.
  • Cosmetics company Intercos Holding has signed banks into a Eu123.5m medium term debt facility. The deal is arranged by Banca Intesa, and replaces a short term loan provided and underwritten by Banca Intesa to back the acquisition of 40% of Intercos by Equinox. The loan has five tranches. There is a Eu78.5m seven year term loan; a Eu15m seven year revolving credit, a Eu5m eight year term loan; a Eu10m eight year backstop facility; and a Eu15m eight year capex facility.
  • The $215m five year credit for PT Mitra Global Telekomunikasi Indonesia arranged by DBS Bank and Bank Mandiri has closed.
  • The Republic of Italy this week enhanced its reputation as Europe’s most innovative sovereign borrower, by choosing to syndicate the tap of its 5% August 2034 BTP, rather than taking the more traditional route of increasing bonds through auctions.
  • UK engineering group Invensys has denied reports that it is planning a £500m rights issue in the immediate future. The company — and Morgan Stanley — also both denied that the US bank has been retained to run such a deal.
  • Banks are lining up to bid for a refinancing deal for ICICI Bank. A $127.5m 364 day loan completed last year matures in March. That transaction was arranged by Crédit Lyonnais.
  • The extent of investors’ hunger for yield became apparent this week when Jamaica was able to raise funds in the euro market and Ecuador said that it hoped to return to the international markets this year.
  • JP Morgan Chase’s name may be up in lights, but do we hear some moaning and groaning about the bank’s bonuses in Europe?
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