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  • n Cregem Finance Guarantor: Crédit Communal de Belgique
  • n Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • TOMKINS PLC is to formally mandate four banks early next week to arrange a £1.3bn credit that will see it through its proposed demerger programme. The four banks will be ABN Amro, Chase Manhattan, Citibank and Paribas and they will look to launch the deal to co-arrangers in early September.
  • Lesser rated central and eastern European sovereigns face the prospect of an uncertain exile from the international bond markets after B3 rated Ecuador this week announced that it is to restructure its Brady bonds. Among those countries considered most likely to be affected by the fall-out from Ecuador's debt crisis are Kazakhstan and Romania.
  • Den Danske and WestLB have won the mandate to arrange a £300m 364 day revolving credit for Associates Capital Corporation plc. The financing marks Associates' first facility since it acquired Avco Trust earlier this year. Avco's traditional arrangers were Lloyds Bank, Den Danske and WestLB.
  • n European Investment Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • n Banque Fédérative du Crédit Mutuel Rating: A1/A+
  • RUMOURS in the loan market that the syndication of the $3bn credit backing VNU's acquisition of Nielson to co-arrangers has been struggling are false. Euroweek has learnt that the loan is effectively oversubscribed. Last week arrangers ABN Amro and Merrill Lynch invited eight banks to join the transaction as co-arrangers. They were required to commit $500m for an upfront fee of 5bp and 10bp on final allocation.
  • RUMOURS in the loan market that the syndication of the $3bn credit backing VNU's acquisition of Nielson to co-arrangers has been struggling are false. Euroweek has learnt that the loan is effectively oversubscribed. Last week arrangers ABN Amro and Merrill Lynch invited eight banks to join the transaction as co-arrangers. They were required to commit $500m for an upfront fee of 5bp and 10bp on final allocation.
  • The Ghana Cocoa Board (Cocobod) will award the mandate to arrange its $300m pre-export financing next week. Market sources say Standard Chartered, Citibank, Crédit Lyonnais, Dresdner Kleinwort Benson and Barclays are among the favourites to win it.
  • Allgemeine Hypothekenbank braved a sceptical market to launch a Eu5bn Pfandbrief issue this week, which bankers predict may be the forerunner of a new class of superjumbo bonds in the sector.
  • Allgemeine Hypothekenbank braved a sceptical market to launch a Eu5bn Pfandbrief issue this week, which bankers predict may be the forerunner of a new class of superjumbo bonds in the sector. AHB's deal easily surpassed the previous record size for a Pfandbrief issue - a Eu3bn bond from DePfa. At an equivalent of about DM10bn, AHB's 10 year deal dwarfs the DM1bn-DM3bn issues which characterised the early stages of the jumbo Pfandbrief market. It also matches the liquidity of many Bunds.