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  • The co-underwriting phase of the BT Alex Brown led £352m LBO of Tussaud's, the entertainment group that is being sold by Pearson, has been completed. Nine banks were invited -- WestLB, CIC, Bank of New York, JP Morgan, BHF, Royal Bank of Scotland, Bank of Scotland, Lloyds and Greenwich NatWest -- and all joined.
  • Arrangers Barclays Capital and Chase launched the refinancing of the Iridium LLC global satellite telecoms project on Monday with a bankers meeting in New York. The refinancing involves a $650m senior secured limited recourse facility and a $750m Motorola guaranteed facility.
  • * Royal Bank of Canada Rating: Aa2/AA-
  • * Republic of Austria Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Angola Warburg Dillon Read is sounding out banks for participation in the renewal of Sonangol's $400m pre-export finance facility. Warburg Dillon Read inherited the deal from Union Bank of Switzerland -- the deal was considered one of UBS's African trade finance jewels.
  • MERRILL LYNCH this week reopened the sterling convertible market with the £250m offering of convertible bonds for Airtours, the world's largest holiday tour operator. The deal was launched into a rising UK market in which investors are keen to acquire well priced assets -- but in which the downside protection of a convertible instrument is also a welcome feature.
  • China China Northwest Airlines has mandated Bayerische Hypo-und Vereinsbank, Crédit Lyonnais and KfW to arrange a $38m aircraft financing.
  • THE US equity calendar is dominated by large secondary offerings until the end of the year and there seems no immediate let-up in investor appetite for a good story. This week proved no different, despite the market winding down for the Thanksgiving holiday period. Several successful offerings were completed early in the week.
  • Australia National Australia Bank is arranging a A$650m refinancing for Epic Energy (DBNGP Finance) Pty.
  • Market report Compiled by Glenn Blackley, RBC DS Global Markets, London. Tel: +44 171-865 1759
  • THE ITALIAN government overcame the recent turbulent market conditions and reaped the benefits of a strong stockmarket recovery when this week it completed the sale of stock in Banca Nazionale del Lavoro (BNL) through global co-ordinators BNL, Mediobanca and Schroders. Most European bourses are trading near their highs for the year -- Milan is up 32% in the last six weeks, London up 25% and Frankfurt up 26%.