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  • Participation rate means 73%. Index final means the official closing level of the index on the final valuation date, the 10th business day prior to the maturity date. Index initial means the level of the index at 12.00pm London time on September 6, 2002.
  • Commitments continue to stream in for the Sultanate of Brunei's inaugural $250m five year loan. Arrangers ABN Amro, BNP Paribas and HSBC report that over 10 banks have signed up and that others are still evaluating the deal.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA+ Amount: $600m (increased on 18/09 from $500m)
  • Mandated arrangers Nordea and SEB Merchant Banking will launch the $175m five year facility for Sapa into syndication in the next two weeks. The deal will carry a margin 30bp-40bp over Libor and will refinance existing debt.
  • Swiss Life's share price fell 32% this week after investors showed concern over the insurer's plans to raise up to Sfr1.2bn (Eu816m) through a rights issue. Swiss Life made the announcement in a terrible week for insurance stocks, as investors began to realise the extent of the capital shortages facing the industry.
  • UBS Warburg has the mandate from medical technology group Centerpulse, previously called Sulzer Medica, to arrange a $635m financing. Funds will be used to pay a $725m US settlement agreement due in cash on November 4. Centerpulse has reached a settlement with 3,530 patients who underwent revision surgery after being implanted with defective hip and knee implants during surgery.
  • Arranger Taipei Bank has completed the NT$2.2bn five year fundraising for Tsann Kuen Enterprise. The arranger contributed NT$690m. Participants are Chang Hwa Commercial Bank and Taiwan Cooperative Bank absorbing NT$440m each, Hua Nan Commercial Bank providing NT$330m, and Land Bank of Taiwan pledging NT$300m.
  • French bankers focused their attentions on defence conglomerate Thales yesterday (Thursday), as speculation mounted that Crédit Lyonnais had won a privatisation mandate from the Trésor. Both the Trésor and Crédit Lyonnais declined to comment on whether the bank had won the mandate to reduce the state's Eu1.9bn holding in the company.
  • Rating: Aa1/AAA Amount: Eu750m