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  • SKANSKA, Sweden's largest construction group, has signed a groundbreaking Skr5bn domestic MTN programme, the first to allow for issuance in both euros and Swedish kronor. "The concept of having a domestic programme with issuance in a foreign currency may be difficult to grasp, and the documentation did not exist to allow it, but Sweden is special because it is part of the European market, but not a member of the single European currency," said Anders Ärling, group treasurer at Skanska.
  • Transnet Ltd Guarantor: Republic of South Africa
  • THE Spanish government has harvested an overwhelming response to the privatisation sale of its shares in Indra. The defence group is being marketed to international and local investors in a deal that will result in a 75% free-float for its shares. The state owns around 66% of Indra through its holding company, Seppi, but that stake will be completely divested.
  • Alliance & Leicester Group Treasury plc Guarantor: Alliance & Leicester plc
  • Abbey National Treasury Services Guarantor: Abbey National plc
  • ARRANGERS of the Eu22.5bn loan supporting Olivetti's hostile Eu35bn bid for Telecom Italia -- Chase Manhattan, DLJ, Lehman Brothers and Mediobanca -- have completed one-on-one meetings with potential arrangers. They are confident that they will have raised the required Eu12.5bn by next Friday. The four arrangers have already committed Eu10bn in total with Chase, DLJ and Lehman Brothers committing Eu3bn each and Mediobanca Eu1bn.
  • ABN Amro, Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland and WestLB have launched syndication of the £200m three year revolving credit for Saab Finance Ltd.
  • TURKIYE Vakiflar Bankasi has mandated Citibank, Commerzbank, HypoVereinsbank and WestLB to arrange a $40m one year term loan. The facility is a refinancing of the borrower's $50m one year term loan that was signed in February 1998 and arranged by Citibank, Commerzbank, ABC International Bank, Bayerische Vereinsbank, Natexis Banque and National Bank of Egypt.
  • Deutsche Siedlungs- und Landesrentenbank Rating: Aaa/AAA (Moody's/Fitch IBCA)
  • US-based Viatel, a facilities based telecoms provider of national and international long distance calls, surprised the high yield market at the end of last week with a dual tranche Eu150m and $200m deal brought on the back of an accelerated premarketing period. In a departure from normal high yield market practice, the transaction was announced on a Wednesday and priced on Friday.
  • VODAFONE received this week what it wanted: lending commitments from the 11 banks it had been in discussions with following its decision to merge with AirTouch of the US. The final 11 are Bank of America, Barclays, Citibank and Goldman Sachs as bookrunning arrangers, and Banque Nationale de Paris, Deutsche, HSBC, ING, Greenwich NatWest, National Australia Bank and WestLB.
  • France SG will bring in four more joint arranging banks into the debt financing backing Imetal's £680m acquisition of English China Clays next week.