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  • Guarantor: Fortis Bank SA/NV, Fortis (NL) NV
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  • Mandated lead arranger Crédit Lyonnais has closed syndication of the Eu270m senior secured credit facility for AGZ Holding and Antargaz. The deal was oversubscribed, but not increased.
  • When it came to dealflow in the first half, France did not disappoint. In fact, volumes were up 67% compared with the first half of 2002. But French borrowers amazed bankers with how consistently they were able to achieve tight pricing.
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  • Mandated lead arranger Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein has amended a Eu250m recapitalisation and refinancing of senior debt that it provided for Friedrich Flender last year. DrKW has reduced senior debt to Eu97m and at the same time issued a Eu250m high yield bond offering. The proceeds of the amendments went to the sponsors. Pricing stayed the same on the transaction.
  • Germany was a disappointment for the lending market during the first half of the year. "We haven't seen the level we were expecting," says Julian Van Kan, head of loans syndications and trading at BNP Paribas. "We did see some big transactions, but if you take out DaimlerChrysler and Volkswagen, then the amount of deals is small." Most of the German deals were refinancings, and very tightly priced without a commensurate amount of ancilliary business.
  • The leveraged buy-out market was one source of the trickle of deals this week as CIBC and Royal Bank of Scotland were named as the arrangers of debt financing for the buy-out of Global Garden Products.
  • Goldman Sachs has signed up Chris Hillard, an experienced analyst at Fitch Ratings, to join its CMBS conduit operation, bringing the team's total to 12 members.
  • Greek tobacco company Leaf Tobacco Michailides is in the market with a Eu100m facility. Mandated lead arrangers are ABN Amro and Citigroup. National Bank of Greece has joined as lead arrangers.
  • Was last month's Eu700m seven year high yield bond for HeidelbergCement a turning point for the European capital market? Many experts believe so. By agreeing to a provision that ranks the bond pari passu with the company's senior debt, the German cement manufacturer may have finally broken down the barriers between investors and banks that could result in a liquidity revolution in European high yield debt market. Philip Moore reports.
  • Banks are waiting for NWS Holdings to award the mandate for a HK$6bn five year loan.