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  • ARRANGERS Credit Suisse First Boston, JP Morgan, Royal Bank of Scotland and Bank of Scotland plan to extend the co-arranging phase of the $2.25bn credit that will, in part, back Stagecoach's agreed $1.237bn acquisition of Coach USA, into next week. The phase was due to close today (Friday). One of the arrangers told Euroweek the deal was going well and that a strong group of banks was expected by next week.
  • THE KINGDOM of Spain and the Republic of Portugal will be tapping the Euroloan market over the next two months, Euroweek can exclusively reveal. Of the two, Portugal is closest to mandating a group of banks. Bankers say that it is seeking a Eu1.5bn three year credit that will be used as a liquidity backstop facility. Requests for bids have been sent out and banks should reply in about a week's time.
  • n Compass Group plc Amount: £200m euro-fungible bond
  • n Abbey National Treasury Services plc Guarantor: Abbey National plc
  • n Oresundskonsortiet Guarantor: Kingdom of Denmark, Kingdom of Sweden
  • Tecnost will refinance the outstanding Eu6.1bn of its loan facility backing Olivetti’s acquisition of Telecom Italia next week when it launches the largest ever fixed rate euro bond from a corporate issuer.
  • Tecnost will refinance the outstanding Eu6.1bn of its loan facility backing Olivetti’s acquisition of Telecom Italia next week when it launches the largest ever fixed rate euro bond from a corporate issuer.
  • CHASE Manhattan, Chase Securities, Deutsche Bank and Deutsche Bank Securities will close general syndication of the $17bn senior debt package of revolving credits for DaimlerChrysler by the close of business today (Friday). The arrangers have easily exceeded the required amount and raised about $21bn - despite the fact that few in the market liked the deal's terms.
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  • Robert Fleming and Deutsche Bank this week executed a hugely successful £440m sale of stock in Kingston Communications and reopened the UK primary market after a period of relative inactivity. Few new issues have attracted investors' attention in the past few months and, excepting the offering from IT publishing group Future Network, there has been a scarcity of popular deals.
  • Sole arranger ABN Amro should launch general syndication in the next week or two of the £47.5m facility backing the development of windfarms by Powergen plc. The debt has already been drawndown.
  • n Japan Tobacco Rating: Aa3/AA-