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  • Arrangers of the £1.6bn debt facilities backing Great Universal Stores' (GUS) planned acquisition of Argos have signed participating banks into the deal. Merrill Lynch, and not SBC Warburg as reported last week, brought in banks at either the senior underwriter level or senior lead manager level.
  • * Caisse Française de Développement (CFD) Guarantor: Republic of France
  • * PNC Bank NA Rating: A1/A
  • Austria Creditanstalt, HSBC and Union Bank of Switzerland have won the coveted mandate to arrange a Asch7.5bn project finance facility for Connect Austria, the consortium developing Austria's DCS 1800 network. Connect is owned by TeleNor, Tele Danmark, Viag and Orange. The deal is in due diligence and the arrangers expect to launch financing later in the second quarter. France
  • * Paribas has been mandated for the ratings advisory and lead management mandate for the debut Eurobond for the Bulgarian capital, Sofia. The French bank has won out against competition from Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, Nomura, and UBS, whittled down from an original group of 14 bidders.
  • * Paribas has been mandated for the ratings advisory and lead management mandate for the debut Eurobond for the Bulgarian capital, Sofia. The French bank has won out against competition from Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, Nomura, and UBS, whittled down from an original group of 14 bidders.
  • Market report Compiled by Gerard Perrignon, RBC DS Global Markets, London. Tel: +44 171-865 1759
  • * International Finance Corp Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • * Instituto de Crédito Oficial Guarantor: Kingdom of Spain
  • AS FIRST quarter earnings reports started to pour in this week, US stocks pulled back from two consecutive days of record highs - with the Dow Jones closing down yesterday (Thursday) by more than 85 points. The US market was also affected by the sell-off in Asian markets overnight on Thursday - especially by the Nikkei's fall below 16,000 - although the Dow continues to trade above the psychologically important 9,000 level.