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  • Telecom Italia's bankers say they are confident of a strong result on the syndication of the borrower's Eu15.5bn loan. The lead banks hope the deal will be closed next week oversubscribed, despite initial market concerns over the senior ticket sizes. Banks have been asked to commit Eu750m for 50bp upfront and a 10bp arranger fee, Eu500m for 40bp upfront and 7.5bp, Eu250m for 35bp and Eu125m for 25bp.
  • Rating: Baa3/BB- Amount: $350m (increased from $200m)
  • Kazakhstan's Kazkommertsbank scored a blowout success in the international bond markets last Friday (April 11) with a transaction that smashed all records for investor demand for Kazakh risk. Central Asia's premier bank had originally planned a relatively modest $150m seven to 10 year year transaction via joint lead managers Credit Suisse First Boston and JP Morgan, but in the end it raised $350m of funding at the long end of the indicated tenor range.
  • Dutch telecoms company KPN's return to health was affirmed this week by the improved terms on its new Eu1.5bn loan facility after ratings upgrades from Moody's (Baa2 on review for possible upgrade) and Standard&Poor's (BBB with positive outlook). The new deal refinances a Eu1.75bn loan signed last May when KPN paid an initial margin of 150bp off a rating of Baa3/BBB.
  • Rating: Aa3/AAA (Moody's/Fitch) Amount: Eu100m Landesschatzanweisung series 153 (fungible with Eu500m issue launched 26/03/03)
  • Guarantor: Landesbank Rheinland-Pfalz Girozentrale Rating: Aa1/AA/AAA
  • Leak was relieved to discover last weekend that ace pilot Bill 'Biggles' Symington, Islandsbanki's co-head of funding, is as scrupulous about safety checks as he is about the Icelandic bank's MTN borrowing costs. Minutes before our aerial odyssey, the eagle-eyed Symington spotted our crate's engine was in a worse state than most bankers after EuroWeek's MTN/CP awards dinner - thus ensuring our ascent into the heavens wasn't a permanent one.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Sfr100m lower tier two capital
  • And now the good news for UK bankers. Yes, there is life after being fired from the City. According to a recent survey by outplacement consultancy Penna Meridian, nearly three-quarters of its clients found work in 16 weeks and just under a half returned to work in the City. The survey is based on 2,300 London financial services staff across all sectors that were advised by Penna in 2002.
  • London's emergency alert that Guinness reserves had sunk to dangerous levels following the Bank of Ireland's recent party is now over. But it was a close call. Fears that the black stuff was in short supply emerged after the cream of AIB's syndicators were seen to have joined last Wednesday's festivities at Pacific Oriental. Ireland's finest and a dozen or so miscellaneous bankers continued partying till dawn at Fuego's.
  • Amount: £1bn Issue price: 100.00