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  • FREDDIE MAC will become the latest borrower to set up a regular programme of benchmark issuance when it launches a $4bn-plus global bond next month, Euroweek has learnt.
  • * Bank Austria AG Rating: Aa2/AAA
  • LEAD managers Goldman Sachs and IMI have concluded the sale of stock in Saipem, the oil field services company controlled by Italy's national oil and gas group, Eni. The two firms achieved a good price for the company's stock despite the aggressive forces of a local bull market and a falling international oil price.
  • * World Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • JOINT arrangers Merrill Lynch and SBC Warburg Dillon Read are looking to bring in co-lead arrangers and co-arrangers into their £500m credit facilities which are financing the formation of HMV Media Group Plc. Co-lead arrangers are being offered takes of £60m and co-arrangers £40m. Once co-lead arrangers and co-arrangers have been appointed -- the arrangers are hoping to firm up the two groups by the middle of next week -- general syndication will be launched.
  • India Co-ordinating arranger BA Asia has completed a $500m facility for Indian Oil Corp. Proceeds will refinance the $600m deal arranged by BA Asia in September 1997. Arrangers are Bank of America pledging $157.5m, Midland Bank contributing $100m, Oriental Bank of Commerce absorbing $77.5m, Bank of India committing $50m and HDFC Bank taking $30m. Co-arranger Gulf International Bank BSC signed up with $25m.
  • THOMSON Corporation, the Canadian publishing group, this week confirmed it will float its holiday business on the London Stock Exchange and that SBC Warburg Dillon Read will be the lead manager. The deal will reach the markets in early May, but has been rumoured for months since the group announced last year that it was going to reorganise.
  • * CIR International SA Guarantor: CIR -- Cie Industriali Riunite SpA Tranche 1: Lit130bn
  • FORTHCOMING benchmark transactions for KfW and DtA received a boost this week when it was revealed that the two German development agencies will soon benefit from a direct guarantee from the Federal Republic of Germany. KfW will launch its DM4bn January 2009 transaction next week, with DtA's 10 year deal for up to DM2bn scheduled for the week after.