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  • DEUTSCHE Bank AG has won the mandate to arrange two facilities for Société Europeénne des Satellites (SES), the owner and operator of the Astra Satellite system. The financing package consists of a Lfr6bn subordinated term loan and a Lfr4bn senior term loan. Proceeds will be used to fund the partial acquisition of the Asian satellite operator AsiaSat.
  • THE Republic of Slovenia is preparing to return to the market and has approached several banks for a possible facility. Euroweek understands that the republic has not appointed banks and that it will probably choose a co-ordinator by early January. Bankers expect the borrower to want a seven year deal and will want to at least match its DM150m (increased from DM100m) three year revolving credit.
  • Asset backed securities: * Fondo de Titulización Hipotecaria Hipotebansa VIII
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  • South Africa Underwriting arrangers Citibank, Deutsche, Dresdner, HSBC, SG, Sumitomo and HypoVereinsbank will close general syndication of the $350m three year term loan Anglogold next week.
  • Australia The mandate for Sydney Airports Corp's A$1.3bn fundraising should be announced today (Friday).
  • China Standard Chartered Bank is finalising details for Shanghai Tyre & Rubber Co's Rmb50m one year facility. Eight institutions comprising both foreign and local banks are said to have joined the facility which is likely to close oversubscribed.
  • Market commentary: Compiled by Glenn Blackley, RBC DS Global Markets, London. Tel: +44 171-865 1759
  • THE REPRICED Ffr3bn acquisition facility for Beaufour-Ipsen, has proved popular at the co-arranging phase, with six banks joining at this level. They are ABN Amro, Banque Nationale de Paris, Dresdner Bank Luxembourg, Natexis Banque-BFCE, Rabobank and Royal Bank of Scotland. Original co-arranging takes were Ffr600m for a fee of 35bp.
  • EURO-hostilities begin in earnest in less than two weeks, but even before the phoney war ended the first casualties have emerged. Fitch IBCA gave borrowers a glimpse of the battles ahead when it downgraded Belgium's long term rating from AA+ to AA-.Meanwhile Finland encountered fierce resistance when it insisted on name give-up for a Eu525m tap of its euro domestic government bond, and the Netherlands strengthened its arsenal by appointing 13 primary dealers.
  • EURO-hostilities begin in earnest in less than two weeks, but even before the phoney war ended the first casualties have emerged. Fitch IBCA gave borrowers a glimpse of the battles ahead when it downgraded Belgium's long term rating from AA+ to AA-.