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  • * European Investment Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Norway Citibank and Deutsche Bank will hold a bank presentation today (Friday) to support the syndication of the Eu110m five year revolving credit for Det Norske Veritas. Arrangers report a small number of banks have been invited.
  • GLOBAL co-ordinators Argentaria and Merrill Lynch have successfully executed the $200m sale of stock in Transportes Azkar, the Spanish parcel delivery firm. The shares were priced at the weekend at Eu11.25, a level which represented the top end of the range given to institutional investors. Retail investors were sold shares at a fixed price of Pta1,790.
  • * Bayerische Landesbank Rating: Aaa/AAA
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  • TELEWEST has mandated four of its traditional lenders to arrange a £1.5bn facility. Some 11 banks were invited to bid and after a lengthy beauty contest, the media and telecommunications company selected Chase (bookrunner), CIBC Wood Gundy (bookrunner), Bank of New York and Toronto-Dominion. However, Euroweek understands that the four banks and the borrower have yet to agree on the deal's terms and that the market will have to wait another two weeks to see the deal in its entirety.
  • * Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten NV Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • THE UK cable company, Telewest, proved itself to be a shrewd observer of the markets by issuing a £300m convertible bond this week, taking advantage of record levels of demand for equity linked securities to retire some relatively expensive 9% and 10% bank debt. Telewest, which has seen its stock price soar in recent months, used its broker Dresdner Kleinwort Benson to sell the eight year bonds.
  • TEXAS UTILITIES is considering refinancing part of the European tranche portion of the $10.9bn of debt facilities it raised in 1998 to back the purchase of Eastern Group. According to observers, what is left of the £1.77bn acquisition facility (thought to be about £1.2bn) in the £3.625bn European portion will be refinanced.
  • JP Morgan will launch syndication of the £90m of senior debt backing the merger of Lloyd's List and IBC over the next couple of days. The loan has a maturity of five years and is rumoured to have a margin of about 75bp over Libor.
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