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  • Argentina Citibank, BankBoston and Deutsche Bank will fund a $200m 18 month facility for Transportadora de Gas del Sur SA (TGS) on December 23.
  • * Argenta Nederland NV Guarantor: Argenta Banque d'Epargne
  • Israel Baden-Württembergische Bank is to arrange a $30m term loan for Israel Electric Corporation Ltd. The five year credit is priced at 37.5bp and offers participation fees of 100bp for $5m and 85bp for $3m.
  • BAYERISCHE Landesbank, Citibank, Deutsche and Sumitomo, arrangers of the $150m five year revolving credit for Magyar Olaj-es Gazipari (Mol) will hold a signing ceremony today (Friday). Over $150m was raised in general syndication, and the borrower increased the loan from $100m. Such was the popularity of the long mooted facility, that even after the increase, lenders still had to be scaled back.
  • * The Republic of Finland will shortly launch a new programme for the issuance of Finnish Treasury bills. The system is a revamp of the existing facility, by which all bills are sold through open auctions. The new system will also operate a new mechanism of continuous daily posting, by which Finland will offer bills to match the currency and maturity demands of individual investors.
  • THE NATIONAL Bank of Hungary provided a surprise postscript to a highly successful funding year this week, capitalising on news of a ratings upgrade to launch an opportunistic raid on the Eurodollar sector.
  • THE NATIONAL Bank of Hungary provided a surprise postscript to a highly successful funding year this week, capitalising on news of a ratings upgrade to launch an opportunistic raid on the Eurodollar sector. Upgraded by Standard & Poor's from BBB- on Monday, the now Baa2/BBB rated issuer launched a $150m fungible increase of its $500m 6.5% April 2003 transaction.
  • * Goldman Sachs this week bought 17m shares in BSkyB from the BSB group which encompasses Granada, Pearson and Pathé. The 1% stake leaves BSB with around 12% of BSkyB. The vendor is understood to have sold the shares at an undisclosed discount from the market price of £5 before they were sold on at £4.82. The discount is thought to have been slim and shares in the broadcasting group held up well and traded around £4.83 yesterday. Bankers from Goldman were not available to comment on the trade.
  • * Bayerische Landesbank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • James Nisbet will leave Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank on January 18 to become assistant vice president at First Chicago NBD. Nisbet, who was an assistant manager in the loans syndication department at the Japanese bank, will continue to work on the distribution side at the US bank. At Dai-Ichi Kangyo, Nisbet concentrated mostly on Turkish transactions. However, at First Chicago, he will have a wider mandate, including UK and leveraged deals.