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  • The Eu438.73m ($507m) Finmeccanica exchangeable had been widely expected, and sold part of the group's 18% stake in STM. The bonds represent about 20m shares or 2.2% of STM's share capital and 3.7% of the freefloat.
  • The Eu75m loan supporting Electra Europe's buy-out of security equipment distributor Gardiner Group from Rexel SA was signed on July 18.
  • Undaunted by the approach of the holiday season, the French government sold an 8.5% stake in car manufacturer Renault for Eu1.2bn on Monday.
  • ING has been mandated as lead arranger on the debt facilities backing HG Capital's public to private buy-out of WET Automotive. The private equity sponsor is waiting for shareholder approval on the deal.
  • With corporate bonds in high demand but short supply, investors are desperate for bonds. The crush at allocation time is leading to frayed tempers, and smaller investors in particular feel they are being pushed around.
  • Ghana Cocoa Board's $500m pre-export facility has been oversubscribed by $200m, say bankers. The borrower has decided to take a $150m increase.
  • Guarantor: General Motors Acceptance Corp
  • China Unicom has appointed a group of banks as arrangers for its upcoming $700m three, five and seven year financing. The formal mandate will be awarded today (Friday).
  • Domestic political unrest failed to derail an international bond issue from the Republic of Guatemala this week, and the central American state largely achieved its issuance objectives.
  • The Hellenic Republic entered the EuroCP market last Friday by signing its inaugural programme through Credit Suisse First Boston.
  • Rating: Aa1/AAA/AAA
  • Mol has signed its Eu500m five year loan and decided to take an increase to Eu600m.