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  • 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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  • VODAFONE is on the verge of mandating nine banks to arrange a record £9bn credit facility that will back its $62bn purchase of AirTouch of the US. Euroweek understands that the telecom company has asked banks to return to their credit committees for credit approval for a £1bn underwriting.
  • Belgium Dresdner Kleinwort Benson and JP Morgan plan to wrap up general syndication of the Bfr24bn non-recourse facility financing the development of KPN Orange, Belgium's third cellular network, on February 10.
  • BAT's Eu1.7bn 10 year bullet offering this week was the largest single corporate issue denominated in euros. It was priced at 125bp over Bunds, or plus 130bp all-in. By yesterday (Thursday) evening in London, a final decision on the destination of the proceeds had not been taken, but it seemed that a "significant proportion" -- probably at least 50% -- would be swapped into fixed rate dollars, some would be swapped to floating sterling, with the remainder kept in euros, indicated a senior treasury spokesman at BAT.
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