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  • Bidding is under way for Hrvatska Banka za Obnovu Ratvitak's (HBOR) $40m-$50m new credit facility. The borrower hopes to achieve a benchmark margin and an extendable tenor. The board of HBOR is due to convene next week to finalise details.
  • Arranger UBS Warburg will launch the debt facility supporting Group 4 Falck's $573m acquisition of the second largest US security services company Wackenhut to sub-underwriters early next week. UBS is sole underwriting a $1.335bn bridge loan but the total amount of debt to be syndicated will be clarified once Group 4 Falck and its creditors have decided on how much of its existing lines will be rolled over.
  • The Kingdom of Denmark this week issued its first euro denominated government bond and its strategic approach to the launch was rewarded by a twice oversubscribed book and substantially increased distribution. The April 2007 issue was initially launched by joint bookrunners Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley at Eu1bn with price talk of 13bp-15bp over the Bobl 139. With a book totaling close to Eu2bn, a Eu1bn deal at 13bp was justifiable.
  • Detica, the UK IT services company, announced the price range for its IPO on Monday. The company will be valued at £102m, based on the mid-point of the price range of 440p-510p per share. UBS Warburg, the lead manager, will sell 8.7m shares to raise £38m-£44m. Some 5.4m shares will be a capital increase, with the remainder to be sold by private equity group Candover and management.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Eu1bn Öffentlicher Pfandbrief series 812
  • Cheung Kong Infrastructure Finance (BVI) has added Deutsche Bank as a dealer to its $2 billion Euro-MTN programme.
  • In an effort to compete with their regional peers in equity capital markets (ECM), Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan have continued to make new hires. JP Morgan has appointed Jonathan Back and Ian Long to its equity capital derivatives markets (ECDM) team from Goldman Sachs, just a week after announcing that Nick Andrews, previously head of ECM at Credit Suisse First Boston, had joined the US investment bank.
  • Rating: Aaa/AA/AAA Amount: Sfr300m
  • The £220m leveraged financing backing the buy-out of Dignity Funeral Services from SCI has generated a mixed response from the market. EuroWeek understands that despite complaints about the coupling of a piece of the underpriced mezzanine tranche with the top sub-underwriting ticket of £25m, banks taking that ticket will be scaled back to £10m. Banks that took a £15m ticket will be shaved back to £7.5m.
  • Rating: A2/AAA Amount: Eu50m DZ brief
  • National Bank of Egypt's $350m three year term loan has been well received in the market. Arranging banks ABC, Citigroup/SSB, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and Standard Chartered are awaiting further commitments from interested banks and syndication will close in 10 days.