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  • The long awaited launch of the $300m five year fundraising for San Miguel Corp has been launched by arrangers ABN Amro, BNP Paribas, Citigroup Global Markets Asia/Citibank NA (Manila), HSBC, ING Bank, JP Morgan Securities (Asia Pacific), Standard Chartered and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp.
  • The Commercial Bank of Qatar is in final negotiations with four banks for the mandate on its $100m five year bullet loan. EuroWeek hears that the banks are Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi, Gulf International Bank, National Bank of Abu Dhabi and SMBC.
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  • Why has Merrill Lynch begun the primary market race like a hobbled tortoise? Is this a ruse to lure the opposition into a false sense of security? In fact, Merrill was a notoriously slow starter even in the golden age when the firm came first in the primary market league tables for seven consecutive years.
  • Debt facilities backing BC Partners' buy-out of Baxi, the UK boiler manufacturer, will be only the second transaction to include a hybrid mezzanine note, first engineered last year for the buy-out of Focus Wickes.
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  • MBNA America Bank this week launched only the second euro issue from its US credit card master trust.
  • The PFI consortium building new facilities for the British Army's Colchester Garrison base raised £580m this week with a securitisation.
  • Fitch has affirmed the two classes of Aareal Bank's Provide Home 2001-1 that it put on Rating Watch negative in September last year.
  • HVB Group, which has had to pay a premium to access the German mortgage backed securities market for more than a year, this week launched its best received transaction for many months, achieving market-beating pricing.
  • Two unusual collateralised debt obligations came to market last Friday as both Cambridge Place Investment Management and Pacific Investment Management Co launched new deals.