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incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

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  • Egypt General syndication of the $150m three year term loan for Commercial International Bank (Egypt) SAE will be wrapped up next week. Appetite was such that an increase is likely.
  • ABN AMRO and Citibank have launched the $190m seven year deal for Canal Plus Polska, after minor alterations to fees. The borrower is looking for about $130m denominated in dollars, and the equivalent of $60m denominated in zloty. The highest participation level was first reported as 60bp for $15m, but co-arrangers now earn 60bp for taking $17.5m. Senior lead managers earn 50bp for $12.5, and lead managers earn 40bp for $7.5m.
  • India The $150m fundraising for Indian Oil Corp has closed oversubscribed and was increased from $100m. Co-ordinator BA Asia held $25m.
  • Argentina There are two levels of fees on offer for the $75m one year bridge facility being arranged by Santander Investment Securities Inc, Citibank NA, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya SA and Crédit Lyonnais for Empresa Distribuidora Norte SA (Edenor).
  • SENIOR bankers say that the number and the types of responses that Portugal has received over the past two weeks, following its requests for bids to arrange a jumbo credit facility, have been disappointing. Portugal is seeking a Eu1.5bn three year credit that will be used as a liquidity backstop facility. However, some of the few banks that replied to the request offered margins "too high for Portugal's liking", according to one market practitioner based in Germany.
  • THE Eu300m five year term loan for the Republic of Hungary provoked an extraordinary range of opinions this week, especially among bankers who had bid for the mandate and therefore have determined opinions about what the pricing should be. Mandated arrangers ABN Amro, Central European Investment Bank, Commerzbank and WestLB are seeking arrangers to share the underwriting, and co-arrangers to come in on a take-and-hold basis.
  • JAZZTEL, the Spanish CLEC (competitive local exchange carrier) telecoms company, which is in the market for a Eu300m eight year deal, has received an eager reception from banks and the arrangers believe the loan will close oversubscribed. About 35 banks are approaching their credit committees on the deal following a bank meeting in Madrid. Potential investors were impressed with the management of Jazztel which is drawn from established Spanish telecoms companies Telefónica, Airtel and Retevision.
  • Croatia Banks with interests in eastern Europe can look forward to a syndicated loan for Hrvatske telekomunikacije dd, the Croatian state telecoms company, at the end of the year.
  • SALOMON Smith Barney has wrapped up the co-underwriting phase of the Ffr5.4bn senior leveraged debt backing the creation of Capital BSN Emballage SA out of the merger of Gerresheimer's and Danone's glass packaging business. Appetite proved to be immense, with 17 banks joining the deal committing Ffr750m for an upfront fee of 112.5bp.
  • Australia A $112m aircraft financing for Kendell Airlines is in syndication. The 12 year loan pays approximately 100bp. The deal was underwritten by arrangers Banque Nationale de Paris, Deutsche Verkehrsbank, De Nationale Investerings Bank Asia and ING Lease.
  • South Africa Standard Bank of South Africa has received an excellent response to the general syndication of its $225m 364 day revolving credit.
  • IN A NORMAL week in the Euroloan market, Air Liquide's £4.3bn senior debt facility backing its acquisition of 50% of British Oxygen Company would command bankers' attention outright. However, following Elf Acquitaine's bold counter bid for Totalfina, a move that involves a breathtaking Eu18bn of underwritten senior debt, Air Liquide's money raising efforts have been shunted into second place, in terms of lenders' interests.