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  • * 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
  • * Bear Stearns Companies Inc Rating: A2/A
  • SALOMON Smith Barney this week raised $250m of fresh capital for the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) through an offer of preference shares. RBS has already tapped this market -- as have numerous other European corporates and banks that sought to raise equity or strengthen their capital adequacy ratios, particularly in the early 1990s.
  • ARRANGERS Deutsche Bank, Enskilda Debt Capital Markets and Handelsbanken Markets have closed syndication of the $700m multicurrency revolving credit for Scancem Treasury and Scancem Finance (under the guarantee of Scancem AB). Signing took place yesterday (Thursday) after a successful syndication which resulted in the facility being increased from $600m. Even with the increase, syndicate banks still had to be scaled back.
  • Finland Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Chase Manhattan, Commerzbank and Merita Bank have closed the