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  • Credit investors are playing in the right market, according to a caustic analysis by Jamil Baz, head of fixed income research at Deutsche Bank.
  • The future of Alstom, the beleaguered French engineering company, is hanging in the balance after the European Commission flatly rejected the French government's proposed Eu6.9bn rescue package for the group.
  • Companies are being invited to bid for the contract to build and operate a 700MW power and desalination plant in Shouaiba next year. The project is one of four plants planned for construction and will be the first time a private power industry has been developed in Saudi Arabia. A portion of the projects is likely to be financed through the loan market.
  • Sole mandated arranger Standard Chartered has launched an $80m one year trade financing deal for Olam International.
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  • The Eu55m three year facility for Abanka Vipa has been signed. After an oversubscription, the loan was increased from Eu40m. Bank Austria, HSH Nordbank and RZB are leading the deal, which pays a margin of 45bp. They are each contributing Eu5m.
  • Senior syndication of the £583m of debt facilities backing the buy-out of Linpac Group by Montague Private Equity is struggling, according to bankers. Deutsche Bank is arranging the transaction.
  • Investec's $120m term loan has been launched into senior syndication. Mandated lead arrangers are BayernLB, Crédit Lyonnais, HSH Nordbank and The Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • Bankers continue to wait for a mandate decision from LG Philips for its dollar fundraising. Several banks have placed bids and are hoping to hear from the borrower by next week.
  • Swatch, the world's largest watchmaker, launched a Sfr411.6m (Eu264.4m) convertible bond on Monday with a 78.5% conversion premium, the highest ever achieved in Switzerland.
  • Preem Petroleum has mandated SEB Merchant Banking, Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken and Svenska Handelsbanken to arrange a multi-tranche facility to finance part of its acquisition of 25% of the Scanraff refinery from affiliates of Norsk Hydro.
  • The resounding 'no' vote in Sweden's referendum on joining the euro last Sunday has plunged many of the country's bankers, investors and other financial professionals into gloom.