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  • Credit Lyonnais Finance has issued a Sfr1.6 million ($0.94 million) Euro-MTN off their euro20 billion ($17.95 billion) Euro-MTN programme. This is the issuers 17 trade of the year in Swiss francs - their 202 in total. The note pays interest singularly and has a final coupon of 10.28%. The issue has a one-year maturity.
  • KPN's forthcoming Eu2bn refinancing will severely test investor appetite for lower rated telecoms debt, and the Dutch telco may have to look beyond the mainstream high grade telecoms buyer base to distribute its bonds. Richard Deutsch, head of European high grade credit research at BNP Paribas, is one analyst who believes that KPN will have to target more adventurous investors than those that buy British Telecom, France Télécom and Deutsche Telekom.
  • * GMAC International Finance BV Guarantor: General Motors Acceptance Corp
  • Shares in Datalogic, the Italian manufacturer of bar code readers and portable data collection terminals, have fallen back after a positive opening on the Nuovo Mercato today (Wednesday).
  • The German dealing sides of Deutsche Bank and Lehman Brothers have both been removed from Rheingold Securitisations euro2.5 billion ($2.24 billion) CP programme.
  • Dixons completed the first European exchangeable bond into an internet stock today (Monday) and was even able to price the issue with one of the lowest bond floors of 2001.
  • Specialist medical care company Medidep completed its Eu31m follow-on offering late last night (Monday). Completion of the issue, led by Deutsche Bank, had to be delayed a week from March 19 because under French regulator Cob’s rules, a follow-on issue cannot be priced underneath the lowest 10 day average over the last 20 days before pricing. This would have meant selling stock at a premium to market price.
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  • Croatia Arrangers Bank Austria, HypoVereinsbank, Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank, JP Morgan and RZB have signed banks into the Eu120m term loan for Hrvatska Elektroprivrede (HEP). The loan has a three year tenor with a two year extension option at the lender's discretion.
  • German E.ON and PowerGen, confirmed this week that they are still in talks about a possible merger, sparking speculation of a new loan from the fashionable utilities sector. Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein is advising PowerGen, while Goldman Sachs is adviser to E.ON.
  • Azerbaijan RZB has closed the Eu9m short term loan for the International Bank of Azerbaijan. Following an oversubscription in syndication, the deal was increased from Eu8m. The margin is 40bp over Libor.
  • * Banca Popolare di Bergamo-Credito Varesino SCRL Rating: A2/A