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  • SUMITOMO HAS won the mandate to arrange a Eu50m five year revolver for Bunadarbanki Islands. Syndication has been launched. But when the invitations first went out there was surprise - and much criticism - of the pricing, until the arranger discovered that somehow it had omitted the paragraph detailing the utilisation fee.
  • n Aéroports de Paris Rating: AAA
  • A SERIES OF telecoms-related transactions has enlivened the eastern European loan market, as operators build out their networks and bid for licences. This week details emerged of a Eu150m bridge financing for Polish fixed line operator Telefonia Lokalna, which needs to refinance existing debt and expand its coverage.
  • TPSA provided clear evidence this week that the best central and eastern European names have virtually unfettered access to the international bond markets when the Polish telco launched a record-breaking Eu400m five year offering via lead managers Deutsche Bank and Salomon Smith Barney. Despite generally weak European investor demand the deal was the largest corporate offering in euros from the region to date.
  • TPSA provided clear evidence this week that the best central and eastern European names have virtually unfettered access to the international bond markets when the Polish telco launched a record-breaking Eu400m five year offering via lead managers Deutsche Bank and Salomon Smith Barney. Despite generally weak European investor demand the deal was the largest corporate offering in euros from the region to date.
  • Sole arranger SG has launched general syndication of the £240m project financing for Great Yarmouth Power Limited. Banks have been invited to join at one ticket level of £15m each. Fees have not been disclosed. The co-arranging phase closed very positively and Abbey National Treasury Services, Bayerische Landesbank, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Bayerische Hypo-und Vereinsbank, Industrial Bank of Japan, KBC Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland brought in. Lloyds TSB Bank joined with a £15m take-and-hold position.
  • Lead arranger Barclays Capital is on the verge of launching syndication of the $600m of senior secured credit facilities for FLAG Atlantic 1. The deal will be offered through the Internet-based syndication system, Intralinks, while more traditional bank presentations are scheduled to be held in London next Monday and New York next Wednesday.
  • Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter have launched the Eu750m sale of stock in UPC, the Dutch-based European cable communications company. UPC was floated at the start of this year in a $1.4bn deal which saw the stock priced at Eu29. The shares have moved up steadily since then and have been trading between Eu60 - the level when the deal was first launched - and its current price of Eu64.
  • ? Asian Development Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • ? Finance for Danish Industry A/S Rating: Aa3
  • Chile Chase Securities Inc and Dresdner Bank Luxembourg are arranging a $380m refinancing for Endesa Chile SA.