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  • Société Nationale des Pétroles du Congo (SNPC) met its mandated arrangers KBC, Rand Merchant Bank and Standard Chartered in London on Tuesday to finalise details for its $210m four year facility. The loan is due to be drawn down today (Friday). Five levels of participation have been offered: arranger for a take of $25m; co-arranger for $20m; lead manager for $15m; manager for $10m; and participant for $5m.
  • Just 10 deals went through in the triple-B sector as investors continue their flight to quality. Daiwa Securities SMBC did half of the trades in this sector. All of its deals came in yen - two notes for ¥1bn and three deals for ¥500m. Suntory came to the market with a ¥2bn trade that settles in February 2004. The note has a single coupon of 0.28%. Morgan Stanley led a Eu200m deal for Baa2 rated Olivetti Finance. The trade pays 145bp over Eonia and matures in February 2005.
  • Comifin, a finance company for Italian pharmacies, last week offered a twist to the Italian leasing sector with a Eu119.9m securitisation of leases and loans extended to Italian chemists. Lead managed by Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and MedioCredito Centrale, the deal combines some 1,800 auto, real estate and equipment lease contracts along with mortgage loan agreements and unsecured loans, which represent 5.36% and 27% of the portfolio respectively.
  • Italian property company Bene Stabili is preparing a securitisation of rental flows via Lehman Brothers and Morgan Stanley later this year from the property portfolio it leases to Telecom Italia. Although few details of the transaction have been released, it is set to follow the broad structure used by Citigroup/SSSB in the groundbreaking £1.8bn sale and leaseback securitisation of British Telecom's fixed line network for Telereal in December last year.
  • Caja de Ahorros de Valencia, Castellón y Alicante (Bancaja) this week closed a Eu520m securitisation of prime residential mortgages. Lead managed by Credit Suisse First Boston with Bancaja and managed by Gestora Europea de Titulización, the deal is Bancaja's first public MBS securitisation after two retained RMBS deals in 1997 and 1999. Earlier this year the bank also launched a Eu600m securitisation of loans to small and medium-sized enterprises under the FTPYME programme, via JP Morgan.
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  • Getting the IPO of the Bank of China away with considerable oversubscription was a major achievement in a difficult market. But in some ways its success was assured – a combination of goodwill from big anchor names, followed by a typical herd mentality among the retail investor base. It tells us a lot about how investors make their decisions in Hong Kong. By Pauline Loong.