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  • Rating: Aa3/A/AA- Amount: $750m lower tier two capital
  • Mandated arrangers ABN Amro, Dexia, HVB Group and WestLB will launch the $450m 5-1/2 year facility for Gazprom into syndication in the next two weeks. For further details see EuroWeek 769.
  • Russia's borrowers continue to flock to the syndicated loan market. This week new facilities for two of its financial institutions will be launched. Mandated arranger Standard Bank will launch the $30m one year amortising term loan for Nomos Bank into syndication by today (Friday).
  • Rating: AA-/AAA Amount: Eu50m
  • The retail phase of the syndication of the Eu2.35bn acquisition financing for Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (Sabic) will be launched towards the end of next week. Progress on selling the debt has been slowed down by the summer holidays and management changes, but also by a weak response to the deal at the senior level from the market. However, the lead banks hope there will be greater liquidity for the deal in retail particularly from Gulf-based institutions.
  • Santander Central Hispano (SCH) plans to raise Eu600m by selling a 9% stake in Banesto, the Spanish commercial bank. An analysts' meeting has been scheduled for early October and the bank should confirm next week that Credit Suisse First Boston and SCH will lead the issue. The deal was expected in 2003, but SCH's need for capital means it will try to bring forward the timing.
  • Guarantor: Shell Petroleum Co Ltd, Shell Petroleum NV Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Lloyds (agent bank) and BayernLB have been mandated to arrange a Eu150m facility for BBB+ rated Shinhan Bank. Arrangers will place the deal in Europe even though Shinhan is a Korean bank. The loan offers a margin of 18bp over Euribor. Banks have been asked to take tickets of between Eu5m and Eu20m for fees of between 5bp and 7bp on final takes.Proceeds will refinance debt.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Eu300m
  • EuroWeek hears that Six Continents may be looking for a new credit facility. The company says it is considering a demerger as part of its commitment to return earnings to shareholders in the absence of a major acquisition by the end of 2002.
  • Mandated arrangers Bank Austria (bookrunner), KBC (bookrunner), LB Kiel (signing) and WestLB (bookrunner) have launched syndication of the Eu50m five year facility for Nova Ljubljanska banka. The deal pays a margin of 30bp over Libor.
  • Manchester City has become the latest European football club to turn to securitisation for funding, with a £30.3m private placement lead managed by Bear Stearns. The deal, which was closed last Friday, was first reported in EuroWeek 751 in May. At that stage, figures ranged from £40m to £44m. Although the transaction eventually came at a smaller amount, the club still has the option to increase the package to £44.5m.