GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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  • Arranger HSBC with co-arranger Deutsche Morgan Grenfell will hold a bank meeting today (Friday) for the £177.5m facility for Enterprise Inns. There is likely to be a limited syndication to relationship banks. The debt package consists of various tranches. Enterprise Inns will use the loan to finance the acquisition of Gibbs Mew.
  • * Spintab AB Rating: Aa3
  • France Arrangers Société Générale and JP Morgan have completed documentation of the $1.3bn credit facility that will finance the merger of Sodexho's food and management services and Marriott's catering division.
  • WESTFALISCHE Hypothekenbank has signed a Eu10bn Euro-MTN programme in a bid to expand its investor base into the international markets ahead of the arrival of the single currency. Arranged by Deutsche Morgan Grenfell and Merrill Lynch, this is the third international debt issuance facility to be set up by a German mortgage bank and the second to incorporate a Pfandbrief option into its documentation.
  • * World Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • OIL concern YPF will become the first blue chip Latin sovereign to tap the Yankee bond market in March, when it launches a $200m five year bond. CSFB has won the highly coveted mandate, with Chase and JP Morgan as co-leads. Roadshows begin on February 23, with pricing the week after.
  • * Commerzbank AG Rating: Aa2/AA-
  • PACIFICORP's aggressive $10.7bn bid for the UK's Energy Group (TEG) looks almost certain to triumph after Nomura's decision to drop out of the running. Nomura withdrew from discussions with Energy Group on Tuesday for price reasons after Pacificorp increased its offer for TEG to 765p per share.
  • NationsBanc Montgomery Securities LLC and SunTrust Equitable Securities Corp have arranged a $1bn revolver for Shaw Industries Inc. Pricing for the five year deal is based on the company's funded debt to EBIDTA ratio. The Libor margin range is 22bp to 75bp and the facility fee range is 10bp to 25bp.
  • David Fewtrell has left NatWest Markets to join HSBC as head of secondary loans syndications. Fewtrell was at NatWest for 10 years and spent his last two years as a manager in the secondary loan syndication team. At HSBC, Fewtrell will report to Cameron Marr, director and head of international syndications. He will ultimately report to Tony Rhodes who joins this month as head of global loans. Rhodes will take over from Stan Hurn who is retiring.
  • * DSL Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA