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  • The general syndication of the debt supporting the buy-out of Pizza Express will be launched next week via mandated lead arranger Bank of Scotland. There is a bank meeting next Friday in London.
  • Development Bank of the Philippines has successfully raised $70m from the market through a three year term loan arranged by ING, Mizuho Corporate Bank and Standard Chartered Bank. The signing ceremony took place yesterday (Thursday).
  • Banco Finantia has signed banks into its three year term loan. The deal was oversubscribed in syndication, and has been increased to Eu75m from Eu50m. The mandated lead arrangers are BNP Paribas (bookrunner), Caixa-Banco de Investimento, RZB and Sanpaolo IMI.
  • The UK consortium called DCT Gdansk, which has been selected to construct a deep water container terminal by the Port of Gdansk Authority, is in discussions with a number of banks concerning project the financing.
  • Poland issued a Eu1.5bn five year bond yesterday (Thursday), wasting no time before opening its Eu3bn borrowing campaign for 2004.
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  • The Qatar Fuel Additives Company (Qafac) is talking to banks for a potential loan later in the year. An adviser is to be appointed by the end of the month.
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  • Loan bankers are confident 2004 will be a better year for the market, but analysis of loan volumes by Dealogic proves 2003 was another tough year for corporate lending, albeit one of tremendous growth for leveraged deals.
  • Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has shed the burden of its involvement with Enron in an agreement with the US Federal Reserve, the Securities and Exchange Commission and Canadian Financial Superintendent in late December.