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  • THE PRIMARY market for Hong Kong and mainland Chinese issuers stuttered back to life this with the launch of a poorly received IPO for property group Lai Fung Holdings and premarketing of China's third window company, Tianjin Development. Books for a 280m share offering by the Chinese property arm of Lai Sun Development led by Crédit Lyonnais will close today (Friday), with syndicate bankers reporting a completed book in the face of widespread market scepticism.
  • A $200M YANKEE issue for poultry and feed producer PT Sierad Produce, which bankers say will come to the market imminently, is expected by many to top the 911bp spread recently forced on Thailand's Advance Agro. The Sierad deal will have a similar 10 year maturity, and will be led by Deutsche Morgan Grenfell -- which commented that rumours of the deal's impending launch are premature.
  • WESTPAC inaugurated its second Australian asset backed CP conduit this week with an A$40m issue from Wisdom Prime Asset Trust No 1. The conduit, rated A-1+ by Standard & Poor's, will repackage Australian mortgage backed securities and corporate bonds rated at least AA-.
  • CITIBANK International and joint arranger African Export-Import Bank have launched syndication of a $30m three year amortising term loan at 200bp for Libor for the Central Bank of the Seychelles. The loan, the first international fund raising for the country, is to fund infrastructure projects and the expansion of Indian Ocean Tuna (IOT), a tuna processor 40% owned by the government of the Seychelles and 60% by HJ Heinz.
  • * New South Wales Treasury Corp Guarantor: State of New South Wales
  • China ABN AMRO Bank has launched a $15m fundraising for Hebei International Trust & Investment Corp. The five year deal, with a three year put, offers an all-in spread to the put of 145bp for co-arrangers and 137bp for lead managers.
  • FRENCH INSURANCE company AXA-UAP launched its dual tranche Ffr6.1bn equivalent subordinated perpetual FRN on Wednesday and set a number of landmarks in the process. The Ffr3.8bn tranche is the first perpetual French franc FRN and together with the $400m tranche the perpetual FRN is the largest ever to hit the Euromarkets.
  • INVESTMENT bankers this week exploited a window of demand for Nordic equity with the launch of two deals from Finland and the pricing and successful aftermarket performance of another Finnish transaction. The 9.6m share offering for manufacturing services group Elcoteq Network was priced by UBS at FIM70 above the mid-point of the initial range of FIM60 to FIM75.
  • THE CONTRAST between the scenes at two of Egypt's most prized historical sites on Monday could hardly have been starker. At the pyramids just outside Cairo, a group of international bankers were attending a ceremony marking Egypt's largest ever private sector syndicated loan facility in the form of a $250m revolving credit for Apache Corporation.
  • BILLITON Plc, the natural resources group, made a triumphant return to the syndicated loans market on Wednesday with a $1.25bn revolving credit facility arranged by Bank of America, Barclays Capital, Chase Manhattan and UBS. The loan follows its successful listing on the London stock market in September, which raised $1.5bn and instantly propelled it into the top half of the FTSE-100,
  • THE UNDERWRITING phase of the $8bn facilities backing the demerger of BAT Industries plc's tobacco and financial services businesses has been an outstanding success. The facilities, arranged by lead arrangers and underwriters Barclays, Citibank, Goldman Sachs International, Midland Bank and Sumitomo Bank, raised $11.05bn from the 33 underwriters.