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  • Germanos, a retail phone dealer, has mandated Citigroup (bookrunner) and EFJ Eurobank to arrange and syndicate a Eu120m loan.
  • EuroWeek understands that HBOS will today (Friday) announce it has chosen a seven year maturity for its inaugural UK covered bond, a Eu2bn-Eu3bn deal to be launched next week.
  • EuroWeek hears that Heineken, the Dutch brewer, is testing the waters for a Eu4bn-Eu5bn debut syndicated loan.
  • US-based International Lease Finance Corp has mandated Bank of China (Hong Kong), Development Bank of Singapore, Industrial & Commercial Bank of China (Asia), Agricultural Bank of China, Overseas Chinese Banking Corp and JP Morgan to arrange a $500m three year fundraising.
  • Senior syndication has been completed for Dutch food group Numico's Eu1.25bn 3-1/2 year revolver. Joint mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro, BNP Paribas, HSBC, Deutsche Bank and ING have been joined by Citigroup, Fortis, Mizuho, NIB, Rabobank, Royal Bank of Scotland and SG.
  • Network Rail this week continued its impressive sales off its new £4bn global CP facility.
  • EuroMTS, the electronic bond trading platform, has created New EuroMTS, a market for trading euro denominated government securities from the central and eastern European states set to enter the European Union in May 2004.
  • Prime issuing conditions have continued to offer mouth-watering opportunities for borrowers during another week of lively issuance in both dollars and euros.
  • Germany
  • Mandated lead arrangers Danske Bank/Fokus Bank, DnB Markets and WestLB have signed a five year Eu340m facility for Hafslund. The deal was increased in size from Eu300m, although there were still substantial scale-backs for the participating banks.