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  • Property company Immobiliaria Colonial is to sign a Eu600m deal today (Friday). The mandated lead arrangers are BBVA, Banesto, Banco Sabadell, Santander, Barclays Capital, Caja Madrid, Deutsche Bank, La Caixa and SG.
  • Hanaro Telecom’s W720bn five year dual tranche facility has been funded by co-ordinating arrangers ABN Amro, BNP Paribas, Chohung Bank, Crédit Lyonnais Indosuez, DBS Bank, HSBC, ING Bank, JP Morgan, Korea Development Bank, Korea Exchange Bank, SG and WestLB.
  • Sual Holding, Russia’s largest bauxite and aluminium producer, secured the biggest syndicated loan in its history on Wednesday.
  • The dollar swap curve narrowed sharply this week, in terms both of absolute values and of spreads to Treasuries.
  • OMHEX, the securities market operator, has signed a Skr2.1bn (Eu231m) multi-currency revolver via mandated lead arranger SEB. The facility consists of an ‘A’ Skr600m five year revolver and a ‘B’ Skr1.5bn 364 day extendable multi-currency revolver with a swingline option.
  • Insurance company Swiss Life Holding on Wednesday completed the placement of a Sfr341m ($272m) bond, mandatorily convertible into new shares, with existing shareholders and institutional investors.
  • Citigroup has continued to build on the sizeable lead it established in the first quarter of the year to top tables one and two, as well as the table for corporate issuance, in EuroWeek’s last edition of 2003.