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  • France Salomon Smith Barney will launch syndication 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. Heavy interest is expected, after the success of the co-arranging phase which was immensely successful.
  • Denmark Loan market bankers are gearing up for the imminent launch of a $1bn acquisition related credit for AP Möller arranged by HSBC and JP Morgan. Market talk suggests the five year revolver will be priced at around 37.5bp over Libor.
  • Amount: Eu500m Öffentlicher Pfandbrief series 670 Maturity: August 30, 2005
  • Thailand will be in the running to reopen the Asian equity markets after the summer lull with three issues set to test the appetite for paper from the country. Siam Cement and Thai Farmers Bank look set to launch in two weeks' time, with Thai Military Bank possible a week later, according to bankers.
  • n World Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • n Bayerische Hypo und Vereinsbank Rating: Aa2/AA-
  • n AIG SunAmerica Institutional Funding II
  • n Cregem Finance Guarantor: Crédit Communal de Belgique
  • n Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • TOMKINS PLC is to formally mandate four banks early next week to arrange a £1.3bn credit that will see it through its proposed demerger programme. The four banks will be ABN Amro, Chase Manhattan, Citibank and Paribas and they will look to launch the deal to co-arrangers in early September.
  • Lesser rated central and eastern European sovereigns face the prospect of an uncertain exile from the international bond markets after B3 rated Ecuador this week announced that it is to restructure its Brady bonds. Among those countries considered most likely to be affected by the fall-out from Ecuador's debt crisis are Kazakhstan and Romania.