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  • Sanpaolo IMI has joined mandated lead arrangers Arab Banking Corporation and SMBC as lead arranger and sub-underwriter on Commercial Bank of Kuwait’s (CBK) $250m three year loan.
  • There was an amusing line in one of the City diaries about a press lunch given by Goldman Sachs as a Thanksgiving celebration.
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  • Guarantor: Shell Petroleum Co Ltd, Shell Petroleum NV
  • The $907.8m Sohar Oil Refinery project financing will be well oversubscribed when it is signed in London next Wednesday (December 17).
  • Woori Bank is sounding out banks for a $200m financing with two and three year tenors. The facility will refinance existing debt.
  • AES Cartagena’s Eu664.9m loan is in documentation and will be signed next week. The mandated lead arrangers are ABN Amro, Crédit Agricole Indosuez and SG.
  • Stora Enso, the Finnish paper company, has chosen Nordea and Svenska Handelsbanken to arrange an Skr11bn (Eu1.22bn) debt facility to support the spin-off of its forests in Sweden. The new company — and the borrower on the transaction — will be called Bergvik Skog.
  • Stora Enso, the Finnish paper company, has chosen Nordea and Svenska Handelsbanken to arrange an Skr11bn (Eu1.22bn) debt facility to support the spin-off of its forests in Sweden. The new company — and the borrower on the transaction — will be called Bergvik Skog.
  • Svenska Handelsbanken has signed a five year Eu275m revolver for AB Industrivärden. The facility was increased from its original Eu240m after an oversubscription.
  • The Swiss Confederation, Mexican state owned oil company Pemex and KfW, the German state development bank, all issued exchangeable bonds this week, in yet another week of frenetic activity for the equity capital markets.
  • The Swiss Confederation, Mexican state owned oil company Pemex and KfW, the German state development bank, all issued exchangeable bonds this week, in yet another week of frenetic activity for the equity capital markets.