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  • China Hua Fei Colour Display Systems Co's $90m 1-1/2 year refinancing facility arranged by BA Asia has closed. The arranger kept $18m.
  • Singapore * PSA Corp Ltd
  • Asia * Forest Funding Corp II
  • Australia CSL/ZLB Bio-Plasma is tapping the market with a A$400m 4-1/2 year term loan via arrangers Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Merrill Lynch International Australia.
  • "To miss out on one merger is unfortunate, to miss out on two is forgetful, but to miss three in a row starts to look downright careless." This was the response from a leading fund manager in London following the news of the termination of merger talks between Dresdner and Commerzbank. He was a major shareholder in Dresdner and a strong supporter of Bernd Farholz and Leonhard Fischer, who were leading the initiative.
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  • Banca Intesa, one of Italy's largest bank holding companies, plans to sign a Euro-MTN programme in October this year. Arrangers are due to begin pitching for the prestigious mandate next month, according to an official at Banca Intesa. Within Banca Intesa's group is Banca Commerciale Italiana, which signed a euro3.5 billion ($3.3 billion) Euro-MTN facility in January 2000. Banco Ambrosiano Veneto and La Cassa di Risparmio delle Provincie Lombarde are also in the group.
  • UK water regulator Ofwat's rejection of regional utility Kelda's plan to segregate its regulated water assets this week may have killed off mutualisation as a model for restructuring the UK water sector. But water utilities are likely to respond to the regulator's announcement by proposing models that achieve the same result as Kelda's planned registered community asset mutual (RCAM), but without going down the mutualisation route.
  • Bankinter International has increased and redenominated its Euro-CP shelf from $400 million to euro1 billion ($932.31 million). Barclays Capital is added to the dealer panel.
  • Bank of Scotland has increased its debt issuance programme ceiling from $15 billion to $25 billion.
  • Bank of Beirut has added Credit Suisse First Boston to the dealer panel off its $150 million Euro-MTN programme.
  • UK water regulator Ofwat's rejection of regional utility Kelda's plan to segregate its regulated water assets this week may have killed off mutualisation as a model for restructuring the UK water sector. But water utilities are likely to respond to the regulator's announcement by proposing models that achieve the same result as Kelda's planned registered community asset mutual (RCAM), but without going down the mutualisation route.