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  • Rating: Aa3 Amount: Eu500m
  • An Skr800m five year revolver for the County Council Värmland of Sweden was signed on Monday. Four banks have joined the club-style deal. They are Nordea, Dexia, DePfa Investment and Danske Bank.
  • The Kingdom of Sweden this week took advantage of attractive arbitrage levels to raise $1.25bn of long three year bonds, achieving aggressive pricing and attracting a diverse spread of buyers. The deal, led by ABN Amro and Citigroup/SSB, was launched on Wednesday for $1bn at 108bp over the two year Treasury and increased yesterday (Thursday) by $250m at 105bp over, giving Sweden even more competitive funding.
  • EuroWeek understands that Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan are relaunching the altered Eu325.6m debt facility backing the buy-out of ABB's air handling business Flakt to a number of banks that reviewed and rejected the original deal. The arrangers have not detailed how the deal has been changed, but EuroWeek understands that the acquisition tranche may have been been removed, reducing the senior debt. The market has been wary of the deal, which was considered over-tranched.
  • The Strategic Money Management Company is the named issuer off a new $10 billion secured note programme arranged by JPMorgan. JPMorgan is also the sole dealer.
  • Arranger Taiwan Cooperative Bank has launched a NT$5bn five year term loan for Chipmos Technologies. The facility is divided into a NT$2bn tranche paying a margin of 287.5bp over Taiwan Cooperative Bank's prime rate, and a NT$500m portion paying a margin of 300bp over the prime rate.
  • Arrangers BayernLB, BNP Paribas (joint bookrunner), Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank (joint bookrunner), Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and HSBC (joint bookrunner) hosted a bank meeting on Monday at the Barber-Surgeons' Hall in London for banks invited to join Bombardier's Eu4bn loan. Banks have been asked to commit Eu250m for a 12bp underwriting fee and an intended final take of Eu175m for 20bp. A smaller underwriting ticket of Eu175m for 7.5bp and a final take of Eu125m for 17.5bp is also on offer.
  • Amount: R12.5bn Rating: Fitch
  • Guarantor: General Motors Acceptance Corp Rating: A2/BBB
  • Citigroup/SSSB (joint bookrunner), CSFB, Deutsche Bank and HSBC (joint bookrunner) signed banks into the Eu900m refinancing for A/A3 rated Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company (CCHB) on May 14. Alpha Bank and ING have joined the deal as senior co-arrangers. Bank of Ireland, HypoVereinsbank and RZB have committed as co-arrangers and ABN Amro and SG have joined as senior lead managers.
  • The arranging mandate for the Eu2.35bn financing for Saudi Basic Industries Corporation's (Sabic) acquisition of DSM's specialty chemicals business was announced last weekend. As expected, the group consists of a large number of regional banks - some tied up with international banks. The group comprises Apicorp, Arab Banking Corp, Gulf International Bank, JP Morgan, HSBC/Saudi British Bank, Saudi American Bank, Crédit Agricole Indosuez/Al Bank Al Saudi Al Fransi and Arab National Bank.
  • "A slick presentation" is how a loans banker described the management meeting held by Harley Davidson Financial Services on Tuesday at the Waldorf Hotel in London for banks invited to join its new $200m three year revolver. According to the banker, the management turned up decked out in the latest Harley leather wear and gave a comprehensive presentation.