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  • De Beers has named Barclays Capital, Citigroup, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, Royal Bank of Scotland and WestLB as mandated lead arrangers for its $2.5bn five year multicurrency revolving credit facility.
  • After the blizzard of debt that hit the market last week, dealers might have been forgiven for expecting a much lighter session in the new issue sector this week, particularly given today's (Friday's) holiday in the US.
  • Jon Fouts, the Asian head of Morgan Stanley's global capital markets (GCM) group, has returned to New York after a stint of 2-1/2 years. GCM is the firm's integrated debt and equity capital markets operation.
  • Swedish consumer products company Svenska Cellulosa this week became the latest issuer in the Yankee bond market.
  • Converium's syndicated letter of credit facility will be signed in about two weeks' time after the borrower decides if it will increase the size of the loan. The deal raised around $1.2bn in syndication - well over the $800m originally planned for the three year facility.
  • Sparbanken Finn has signed a Eu82m five year dual currency revolver via mandated lead arrangers Nordea and Swedbank. The facility was launched at Eu65m, but the borrower decided to take the full oversubscription.
  • Arrangers First Commercial Bank and China Development Industrial Bank have launched a $23.2m five year term loan for Dynamic Skyline (BVI), a subsidiary of GBM, which belongs to the Pou Chen Group. Both GBM and Pou Chen Group are guaranteeing the facility.
  • The £490m acquisition-related loan for Taylor Nelson Sofres has been oversubscribed.
  • General Motors group's $17.6bn financing last week was unprecedented in size and ambition. In just one day three GM issuing entities priced 11 different tranches in three currencies at five different yield points, in two different asset classes - debt and convertibles - and involving a total of 71 bookrunners.