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  • Royal Ahold, the acquisitive Dutch food retailer, has given a much needed boost to the European equity capital markets, which had all but closed in August, with a jumbo Eu2.2bn accelerated issue. Ahold will use the money to finance further expansion in the US food retailing market. The Dutch company launched the offering this week to pay for its two most recent acquisitions, Alliant Foodservice and Bruno's Supermarkets, two US retail groups.
  • Loan syndication teams will start the weekend in good spirits today after receiving an invitation from SEB Bank and Svenska Handelsbanken to join the $1bn debt facility for Swedish wine and spirits company Vin & Sprit (V&S). The loan will refinance a $1bn bridge facility provided by the arrangers supporting the alcoholic beverage company's plans to secure - and better - the position of its Absolut brand of vodka which stands as the world's third biggest premium spirit.
  • Royal Ahold, the acquisitive Dutch food retailer, has given a much needed boost to the European equity capital markets, which had all but closed in August, with a jumbo Eu2.2bn accelerated issue. Ahold will use the money to finance further expansion in the US food retailing market. The Dutch company launched the offering this week to pay for its two most recent acquisitions, Alliant Foodservice and Bruno's Supermarkets, two US retail groups.
  • Allmerica Global Funding has raised the ceiling off its programme for the issuance of debt instruments from $2 billion to $2.6 billion.
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  • New Zealand Milburn Cement, the New Zealand-based producer of cement, concrete, aggregate and lime products, has mandated Citibank/Salomon Smith Barney to arrange a New Zealand dollar financing, to be raised on a best efforts basis.
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  • Two telecoms companies this week demonstrated the value of bookbuilding behind closed doors in the face of a sceptical market. The two companies - MM02 (BT Wireless) and Liberty Media - both suffering from the negative sentiment and tightening liquidity of the telecom finance sector, are set to announce large and committed bank lines within the next few days.
  • Despite the gloom in the global equity markets, Macquarie Infrastructure Group (MIG) chose this week to raise at least A$1.55bn in what could be Australia's largest share capital funding exercise for a listed company. Joint lead managers and underwriters Macquarie Equities and UBS Warburg were yesterday (Thursday) confident that the books for the global two day fixed priced bookbuild would close at least two times covered. They said that the deal would raise A$1.7bn.