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  • ARRANGER Christiania Bank has closed syndication of a revolving credit for Storebrand Bank, after failing to reach the level set at launch. The borrower tried to tap the market for a Nkr1.25bn five year revolver, with a margin of 20bp and a utilisation fee of 2.5bp, but the deal has closed for Nkr1bn.
  • n Statkraft SF Rating: Aaa/AA+
  • THE IRISH government's privatisation sale of stock in Telecom Eireann is on course for a resounding success, with a strong response from retail and institutional buyers. Already the institutional book is more than seven times covered as investors have rushed to gain exposure to an attractive company that will also act as a proxy stock for the booming Irish economy. Domestic retail buyers, who will receive 40% of the shares, have responded with equal vigour.
  • Leading Polish telco Telekommunikacja Polska Spolka Akcyna (TPSA) has sent out invitations to banks to bid for the lead management roles on a bond issue for launch in either the third or fourth quarter this year. With corporate Eurobond issuance from central and eastern Europe proving scarce this year, competition for the mandate is likely to be fierce.
  • Leading Polish telco Telekommunikacja Polska Spolka Akcyna (TPSA) has sent out invitations to banks to bid for the lead management roles on a bond issue for launch in either the third or fourth quarter this year. With corporate Eurobond issuance from central and eastern Europe proving scarce this year, competition for the mandate is likely to be fierce.
  • SG, the sole lead arranger on the £250m Great Yarmouth independent power project, achieved financial close for the project last Tuesday. Details of the financing structure and terms, which have so far been tightly guarded, are to be released imminently.
  • n Deutsche Bank Capital Funding Trust II Rating: A1/A+/AA-
  • n Bayerische Hypo- und Vereinsbank AG Rating: Aa2/AA-/AA
  • Wall Street greeted the decision this week by the Federal Reserve to stick with one 25bp rate rise for the moment with a relieved rally, giving a stronger underlying tone to the market as the second quarter drew to a close. There was no shortage of new issues to take advantage of the upturn. Unsurprisingly internet related stocks led the way. The IPO for Ask Jeeves Inc, got the third quarter off to a blazing start, when it jumped over 400% when it began trading yesterday (Thursday).
  • n Abbey National Treasury Services plc Guarantor: Abbey National plc
  • FORTIS' capital increase should reach a successful conclusion this weekend after global co-ordinator Warburg Dillon Read closed the books early on the Dutch/Belgian banking group's convertible bond this week. The bank is raising a mixture of convertible debt and straight equity. Although the group wanted to be flexible on the split between the two offerings, it plans to sell a total of 60m shares (with a 10m share greenshoe) with between 15m and 25m backing the bond and the remainder being sold as equity.
  • CSFB and Cazenove this week launched the IPO of Freeserve, the internet services provider subsidiary of Dixons of the UK, in a transaction that could give the group a market capitalisation of up to £2bn. Despite keen anticipation in the run-up to the flotation, some bankers this week voiced their concern about the deal and its sector as investors proved nervous about the prospects for hi-tech stocks.