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  • CARREFOUR, France's largest retailer, has mandated Paribas to arrange a Eu2bn Euro-MTN programme. Rated Aa3/AA, Carrefour is in the top rank of French corporates. Carrefour was established in 1959, and pioneered the hypermarket concept in France. It has since expanded into other countries, and at present 43% of sales are generated outside of its domestic market. In Spain, which is home to the largest concentration of stores in Europe apart from France, it is known as Pryca.
  • PRICE talk on the long awaited $200m to $300m three year Cemex bond issue will be released in the week ahead once the Mexican cement company has assessed the impact today's (Friday's) US non-farm payroll figures will have on market sentiment. Market participants expect Cemex to launch its bond at around 375bp over Treasuries, to yield around 9.25%.
  • MERRILL Lynch has confirmed that it has been mandated as global co-ordinator for the flotation of Regus, the international provider of serviced offices. Rumours that it had won the mandate emerged last November, but market conditions then were not suitable for the deal to go ahead. Regus is 82.5% owned by its founder, Mark Dixon, and 17.5% by Apollo, the US private equity group and its UK affiliate, Pelham Partners.
  • Croatia Arrangers Barclays, Chase, Dai-Ichi Kangyo and Dresdner are holding a bank meeting today (Friday) on the future of the DM400m three year term loan to Zagrebacka Bank.
  • JOINT LEAD managers WestLB Panmure and Warburg Dillon Read have launched a Eu550m convertible bond for Preussag, the German tourism group. The five year bond offers investors indicated terms including a coupon of Bunds less 100bp to 150bp with a conversion premium of 21% to 26%. The notes will be offered to existing shareholders on a pre-emptive basis with one bond for every 323 shares held. The rights will be sold at a subscription price of 98.50 or 23% to 28% at a bookbuilding price of par. The bonds offer investors three years of hard call protection and are callable thereafter at a hurdle of 130%.
  • OLIVETTI launched its record breaking corporate bond yesterday (Thursday) following Consob approval for a Eu1.5bn increase aimed at satisfying the many orders placed during the bookbuilding process. But with Eu11bn of demand, the allocation process caused nerves to fray as the lead managers - Chase, DLJ, Lehman Brothers and Mediobanca - ruthlessly cut back orders.
  • Denmark The margin of the debut Eu200m five year revolver for Nykredit Bank has emerged at 18.75bp. There is also a commitment fee of 9.375bp on the undrawn amount.