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  • Rating: A1/A/A+ Amount: Eu750m
  • Presentations were held in Sydney this week inviting sub-underwriters to join the A$1.25bn 15 year fundraising for the Westlink Sydney Orbital Project, arranged by BA Asia, National Australia Bank, RBS Australia and WestLB. The facility takes the form of a construction facility for the first 3-1/2 years after which it converts into a term loan for the remaining 11-1/2 years.
  • Guarantor: BBVA SA Rating: Aa2/AA-/AA
  • Sanpaolo IMI's reign at the top of its home market will be cut short when the combined Eu15.5bn facility for the new Telecom Italia is signed. Sanpaolo leads Dealogic Loanware's mandated lead arranger table for Italian loans because of its sole mandate to arrange a Eu300m facility for Saipem. But because Sanpaolo does not have a lead role in the Telecom Italia/Olivetti facility, its marginal majority market share in Italy will disappear when the Eu15.5bn deal is signed.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland and CIBC need to raise another £30m from the market before closing syndication of the debt facilities for Travelodge/Little Chef. The deal has been a tough sell although five banks - HBOS, Danske, HVB, Crédit Agricole Indosuez and WestLB - have committed a range of take-and-hold and sub-underwriting commitments. Some funds have also joined the deal.
  • Trading in the US high grade corporate bond market came to a virtual standstill yesterday (Thursday) as market participants' eyes were glued to the television to see developments of the US war with Iraq. How long the campaign lasts will have a direct impact on which way bond spreads will go in the near future, according to syndicate managers and analysts.
  • Trading in the US high grade corporate bond market came to a virtual standstill yesterday (Thursday) as market participants' eyes were glued to the television to see developments of the US war with Iraq. How long the campaign lasts will have a direct impact on which way bond spreads will go in the near future, according to syndicate managers and analysts.
  • First it was Leonhard Fischer, the eloquent investment banker who was pushed off the wall when he believed that he had found a solution for the problems of Dresdner Bank and its DrKW subsidiary. "Lenny was essentially ahead of his time in a bank which is basically resistant to sweeping changes", commented a Frankfurt-based securities lawyer.
  • It has been a week of extremes for the capital markets. After the record lows in the equity market, the declaration of war encouraged a rally and a more positive tone in the credit market. Although the equity rally began to flag, confidence is returning to the credit markets and bankers are preparing themselves for a crowded pipeline as borrowers line up to take advantage of untapped demand.
  • Rating: Aa2/A+ Amount: $1.1bn
  • Wincanton's £270m acquisition facility has closed fully subscribed. Final replies were due in today (Friday) with syndication due to be closed next week. Lloyds, Royal Bank of Scotland and WestLB are arranging the deal.