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  • India ABN Amro Bank, ANZ Investment Bank, Barclays and Deutsche Morgan Grenfell are bidding for a $373m power plant project for SPIC Electric Power. ING Bank NV (Mumbai) has launched a five year ¥2bn bullet loan for Power Grid Corp of India Ltd.
  • SANWA Bank has reopened the market for Japanese bank equity linked debt with a ¥150bn offering of convertible preferred shares run by Merrill Lynch and Sanwa International. This is the first major equity capital raising exercise by a leading Japanese bank since the Asian stockmarket crash and could signal the start of a new wave of equity related financings to aid the recapitalisation of the country's banking sector.
  • It is not just European borrowers which have accessed the euro market. Latin American sovereigns, which in recent years have come to rely on European investors -- in particular retail -- in currencies such as the Deutschmark and lire, are trying to ensure that these crucial investors are familiar with their product in euro at the earliest possible stage.
  • From the outset, L-Bank has been at the forefront of euro-related issuance. Two years ago, it began issuing benchmarks in the currencies which will make up the future euro.
  • POLITICAL man?uvring appears to be underway in Italy to allow the government to sell a fourth tranche of shares in energy group Eni. Speaking in parliament this week, deputy prime minister Walter Veltroni said the government would offer a new tranches of Eni shares on the market "soon". But Italian specialists caution that a new offering is not necessarily imminent since the government would almost certainly require parliamentary approval to sell its stake below 50%.
  • Cyprus Arrangers of the $100m five year revolving credit for the Republic of Cyprus are appointing co-arrangers. Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Commerzbank and Crédit Lyonnais are offering $10m takes for co-arrangers. Arrangers are looking for about three banks to come in at this level. Once the co-arranger level has been determined, general syndication will be launched. Takes of $7.5m, $5m and $2.5m will be offered, with pricing set at 27.5bp over Libor.
  • Citicorp Securities Inc has arranged a $400m facility for DTE Capital Corp. Pricing for the two year revolving term loan is based on the company's debt rating. The Prime margin range is set at Prime flat, the Libor margin range is 22.5bp to 70bp and the commitment fee range is 12.5bp to 30bp.
  • * Swedbank, the bank formed as a result of a merger between Föreningsbanken and Sparbanken Sverige, is set to sign a new $2bn global MTN programme. The bank, which is known as Föreningsparbanken domestically and Swedbank internationally, is looking to become an active borrower in different markets and has included both Euro and 144a elements in its programme documentation.