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  • After a long and unorthodox syndication that included changes to amount, structure and pricing, the £270m project financing for Arsenal Football Club’s 60,000 seat Ashburton Grove stadium has been completed.
  • Guarantor: Fortis SA/NV and Fortis NV
  • The festive spirit is alive and well among the fun-loving Germans. Our top mole in a country known worldwide for its great parties and huge humour, the much revered, altogether stern and fearsomely playful Heidi von Grippenutz, has just given us the lowdown on a couple of great German bashes.
  • Bankers say the Eu600m 364 day loan for Charbonnages de France is twice oversubscribed. The Aaa/AAA rated borrower, which has an EPIC state guarantee for its debt, is considering an increase.
  • The Office of Federal Housing Entreprise Oversight (OFHEO), which regulates Freddie Mac, this week published its report into the mortgage agency’s $5bn mis-statement of earnings.
  • The plot that must be whetting the appetite of every Hollywood producer is the long running saga of Crédit Lyonnais and its involvement in the US, first with the MGM film production company, and then with Executive Life, a Californian insurance company that enjoyed sailing close to the wind and, thanks to its connection with Michael Milken and Drexel Burnham Lambert, was one of the largest buyers of junk bonds in the rock’n’roll days of the 1980s.
  • Guarantor: General Electric Capital Corp
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Banks participating in KfW’s True Sale Initiative (TSI) for German securitisation appear to be backing away from plans to create a separately capitalised company to carry out pooled transactions.
  • Banks participating in KfW’s True Sale Initiative (TSI) for German securitisation appear to be backing away from plans to create a separately capitalised company to carry out pooled transactions.
  • Citigroup, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, Goldman Sachs and SG have been mandated by Bain Capital to arrange and be bookrunner on the debt for the buy-out of chemical distributor Brenntag. It is likely that there will be a few more mandated lead arrangers on the transaction but they are unlikely to receive bookrunner status.