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  • Private banks continued their dominance of the EuroMTN market this week, taking more than a 50% share of the market by volumes. DekaBank Deutsche Kommunalbank came with the largest volumes, over $356m from three trades. One of these was a Sfr100m three year note led by BNP Paribas.
  • Sadia (Brazil), the chicken processing company, expects to close syndication of its $100m four year secured pre-export facility by the end of the month. Standard Bank London is mandated arranger on the loan, which has a margin of 400bp over Libor.
  • Double-A credits pulled away from the other rating groups this week, taking a 38% share of the market by volumes, ahead of single-A names with 28%. The most active bookrunner double-A credits was Citigroup.
  • Rating: A1
  • SG was the only house to move up in table one this week. The French house led a number of larger deals including a Eu150m trade for ABN Amro Bouwfonds Nederlandse Gemeenten. The note pays a coupon of 9bp over three month Euribor and matures in August 2006.
  • The $135m eight year credit for Cofco Capital Corp, arranged by BNP Paribas, HSBC and SG, has been closed. The mandated arrangers held $13m apiece.
  • The oversubscribed £250m five year revolving credit for British Land has been increased to £285m and was signed on August 8. Mandated lead arrangers are Barclays Capital, Danske Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA-/AA
  • Rating: Aa3/A+/A+
  • Crédit Lyonnais has been mandated as the sole lead arranger for an equivalent Eu220m term loan facility for ECK Generating, the coal and gas/oil fired power plant located in Kladno, Czech Republic. The plant is 89% owned by Aare-Tessin Ltd for Electricity (ATEL).