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  • Cosco Pacific, the Hong Kong shipping company, is poised to take advantage of the fervour for Chinese exposure gripping international investors when it prices a $300m 10 year Reg S bond today (Friday).
  • The Hong Kong IPO market enjoyed another boost this week when Crédit Lyonnais completed the HK$781.9m flotation of Lee & Man Paper Manufacturing.
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  • Guarantor: Fortis (B), Fortis (NL) NV
  • A bank meeting will be held for the Eu1.015bn of debt backing the buy-out of Materis on Wednesday in Paris. Mandated lead arranger ING Bank was joined before senior syndication by Crédit Agricole Indosuez as senior joint lead arranger.
  • French railways agency Réseau Ferré de France (RFF) this week took a tentative step towards establishing an agency bond sector at the very long end of the euro curve, by launching a Eu500m 5% October 2033 transaction.
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  • EuroWeek understands the Eu1.8bn facility for Linde has raised around Eu3bn in syndication. One banker believed that the borrower was unlikely to take an increase however.
  • Swiss commodities group Glencore avenged its forced withdrawal of a bond issue in June by selling an $800m exchangeable bond this week that was priced at the same credit spread as its previous attempt had offered.
  • The outstanding corporate bond play in euros this week came from General Motors Acceptance Corp, which smartly followed DaimlerChrysler's Eu1bn blowout issue last Friday with a Eu2.5bn deal on Monday.
  • Centenia Finance has signed banks into its $100m term loan. The borrower is a Luxembourg- based special purpose vehicle wholly owned by Motor Oil Holdings, which is in turn wholly owned by the Vardinoyannis family. The sole mandated lead arranger is Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi.