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  • Invemed Associates, a brokerage run by New York Stock Exchange director Kenneth Langone, has been charged with unlawful dealings with hot IPOs during the technology boom. Hot IPOs were the highly sought-after technology offerings launched at the peak of the bull market.
  • All the competing banks to arrange the $1bn project financing for Sohar Refinery have submitted their bids for the mandate. A mandate should be awarded in the next two weeks.
  • New issues dominated trading in a quiet market this week. Fannie Mae launched a 10 year subordinated deal, the Federal Home Loan Banks (FHLB) priced a $1bn five year non-call 18 month transaction, and Freddie Mac sold two and 10 year paper. All the deals were oversubscribed.
  • Mandated arranger ABN Amro, Citigroup and SG have launched the Eu400m five year revolver for TPSA into syndication. The deal will pay a margin of 95bp over Libor. The margin is linked to a ratings grid and will move between 60bp and 115bp. The transaction charges a commitment fee of 45% of the margin.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA- Amount: C$25m (increase to C$100m issue launched 10/04/03)
  • Rating: B3/B- Amount: $300m
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AA+ Amount: Nkr400m
  • The $3bn multicurrency revolver for Reed Elsevier is set to close comfortably by the end of next week. Banks have been invited as arrangers committing $100m for 10bp flat on tranche 'A' and 17.5bp on tranche 'B'.
  • Arranger Deutsche Bank has signed in lenders into the recapitalised debt facilities for Regeantrealm. This debt originally supported the public to private debt of United Biscuits in 2000. The deal found good support among the existing bank syndicate as well as from new corporate lenders.
  • After a poor initial reception the £1.5bn underwritten loan for Reuters looks likely to close fully subscribed. However, it has not been an easy process and bankers say that Reuter's top management had to work hard to bring banks on board. Banks have been invited to commit to the facility taking £85m for 22.5bp or £50m for 17.5bp. Arrangers are HSBC and JP Morgan.
  • Mandated arranger RZB will close syndication of the $130m three year unsecured facility for Transneft next week. One more straggler is due to join the deal, which means there will be no general syndication as the borrower will have reached its target amount.
  • France Crédit Agricole Indosuez (CAI) has launched a synthetic collateralised debt obligation referencing triple-A rated asset backed securities.