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  • Imperial Tobacco this week provided sterling investors with an asset they had long been seeking - a long dated plain vanilla sterling bond from the tobacco sector.
  • Mandated arranger Crédit Lyonnais is planning to launch the $50m one year term loan for Union Bank of India into syndication today (Friday).
  • Barclays, Credit Suisse First Boston and Royal Bank of Scotland this week launched syndication of a $975m senior loan package to support Apax Partners and Permira's buy-out of Inmarsat.
  • Barclays, Credit Suisse First Boston and Royal Bank of Scotland this week launched syndication of a $975m senior loan package to support Apax Partners and Permira's buy-out of Inmarsat.
  • The European Union this week agreed prospectus legislation that will tighten the rules on new equity and debt listings.
  • The £200m loan for Irish Nationwide Building Society has been increased to £235m and is now in documentation. Some 16 banks have joined the three year, four month deal which should sign on November 17.
  • Mandated lead arranger Mizuho may not progress to a second round of syndication on the Eu495m in senior debt and Eu65m in mezzanine backing the buy-out of FL Selenia due to an oversubscription. JP Morgan joined the facility as a lead arranger before launch.
  • The Republic of Italy issued a highly successful $3bn three year global bond this week to round off its dollar fundraising for 2003.
  • Rating: Ba3/BB-/BB
  • Technology company Jenoptik AG set what could be a precedent for German corporates this week with a highly successful Eu150m high yield issue.
  • Rating: A1/A+
  • Mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners Citigroup and ING have signed a $46m term loan for Nurbank. The transaction has been increased from $30m and will be used to finance specific trade transactions. It pays a margin of 275bp over Libor.