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  • BNP Paribas has launched the Eu139m senior debt facility for Interdean to syndication. The total is made up of a refinancing of last year's MBO, backed by Legal & General Ventures, and a portion of new debt to fund the acquisition of Interconex of the US.
  • ABN Amro Rothschild, Credit Suisse First Boston and Lazard successfully raised £1.3bn from the IPO of Granada Media on Monday, helping to position the UK company for a long expected bid for one of its rivals. The 260.9m shares were priced at 515p from a range of 465p-525p following strong demand from institutions. There was no retail tranche for the deal, which leaves Granada - recently merged with catering company Compass - in control with a 70% stake.
  • ROBERTSON Stephens has come under strong criticism for its handling of the Eu61m-Eu81m IPO of internet company LetsBuyIt.com, after rescheduling the close of bookbuilding three times and halving the price range. The issue - originally worth Eu150m - had been planned for June but was postponed after a 40% fall in the Nemax all-share index over 2-1/2 months resulted in a temporary IPO drought.
  • ROBERTSON Stephens has come under strong criticism for its handling of the Eu61m-Eu81m IPO of internet company LetsBuyIt.com, after rescheduling the close of bookbuilding three times and halving the price range. The issue - originally worth Eu150m - had been planned for June but was postponed after a 40% fall in the Nemax all-share index over 2-1/2 months resulted in a temporary IPO drought.
  • Meta4 is set to become the first company to raise funds on Spain's Nuevo Mercado on Monday with a Eu55m offer that will give the Easdaq listed company more liquidity and should boost its share price. A maximum retail price of Eu9.5 a share, equivalent to Ps1.58, was set on Wednesday for the offer and allocations for the deal were altered.
  • Bahrain The $400m five year term loan for Gulf International Bank, which started out at $300m, has been signed.
  • ACTIVITY on the Neuer Markt may slump to dangerously low levels as investors and bankers turn their minds to their summer holidays. And with activity slowing, IPOs slated for launch over the next six weeks could suffer more than low price ranges. "It is becoming increasingly hard to generate interest in this market," complained one investment banker. "At the moment it is pretty hard for anyone to contemplate a deal."
  • * Sue Mingay leaves the newly merged loan syndication team at Royal Bank of Scotland today (Friday) and will start work at BNP Paribas in a few weeks' time. She will report to Julian Van Kan, head of loans syndication, as part of the distribution team.
  • Argentina TGN, the Argentine gas distributor, is hoping to revive the OPIC guaranteed bond structure today (Friday) with a $100m 12 year final maturity, 10 year average life bond led by Merrill Lynch.
  • Austria RZB priced the Eu37.9m IPO of travel information provider Feratel Media Technologies at the top of the Eu13.5-Eu16.5 range, with bankers claiming a heavy oversubscription. The company will list on the B segment of the Vienna Stock Exchange on July 17.
  • * BBVA Global Finance Ltd Guarantor: Banca Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA