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  • Barclays Life is preparing a £400m securitisation of the emerging surplus from a closed book of life assurance policies, in a deal that securitisation and insurance specialists hope could revive the use of structured finance by life companies.
  • Guarantor: BMW AG
  • Rating: A2/A-/A-
  • The Eu600m five year multi-currency revolving credit facility for Vattenfall has been signed. Mandated lead arrangers Citigroup (bookrunner), Deutsche Bank, SEB (bookrunner) and SG all contributed Eu60m.
  • Vitol has mandated BNP Paribas, ING, and JP Morgan to arrange its renewed $366m 364 day facility. ING is new to the bank group, while Deutsche Bank, which has a long term relationship with Vitol, is not present. One banker said: "It's one of those bank groups that is the same every year. It's a surprise to see the change."
  • There was little movement in the top half of both tables this week. Citigroup continues to lead the way and has now broken through the $30bn mark in table two.
  • Banks are preparing to bid for the mandate to arrange a NT$25bn fundraising for Chi Mei Optoelectronics. In a departure from the traditional pitching process, all of the major banks in Taiwan are forming one large arranger group.
  • Rating: A3/A/AA-
  • Blow-out bonds from Kingfisher, InterContinental Hotels and Wessex Water this week highlighted investor enthusiasm for credit and the need for more supply.