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  • THE LARGEST ever European syndicated loan will hit the market within the next few days when Vodafone officially mandates a group of nine banks to arrange the £9bn credit facility backing its $62bn merger with AirTouch of the US Several bankers told Euroweek on Thursday that they expect Vodafone to make a public announcement by the start of next week, earlier than some had been predicting.
  • France Bombardier should tap the Euroloan market over the next two weeks for a sizeable facility through four banks, including Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank and SG. Bombardier will use the loan to finance its European operations.
  • Asset backed securities: * Ensemble Ltd
  • MERRILL Lynch has won the mandate to lead the $50m to $100m convertible bond for Borsodchem, the Hungarian chemicals group. This is set to be the first issue in the international equity linked markets by a Hungarian listed company, making it one of the most prestigious mandates awarded to date by a central European issuer.
  • * GMAC Canada Ltd Guarantor: General Motors Acceptance Corp
  • NATIONAL Rural Utilities Co-Operative Finance Corporation (CFC) is set to return to the international capital markets next week with a debut euro transaction. The deal is expected to emerge for between Eu300m and Eu350m via joint lead managers Lehman Brothers and JP Morgan. The transaction will have an intermediate maturity. European roadshows finished this week following presentations in London, Holland, Switzerland, Germany and Paris.
  • CROATIA and Turkey both start marketing campaigns next week in support of debut euro offerings which will provide important tests of the investor appeal of their credit stories. Starting in Vienna on Monday, February 15, Croatia's roadshow will move on to Zurich, Frankfurt, Paris, Milan and Madrid, before finishing in London on Friday, February 19.
  • A BANK meeting today (Friday) marks the launch of the widely anticipated retail phase for the £476m Coryton independent power project financing in the UK. Credit Suisse First Boston is arranging the deal and concluded the co-arranging and sub-underwriting phase oversubscribed with seven out of the eight banks invited joining -- ABN Amro, Bank of America, Bayerische Hypo-und Vereinsbank, KBC Bank, Lloyds Bank, Paribas and SG. All the banks joined on an equal underwriting basis.
  • THE EUROMARKETS shrugged off volatility in government bond markets this week, with issuance buoyant across a range of currencies and asset classes. Global dollars featured strongly with Freddie Mac and lead managers CSFB, Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch discovering a wealth of demand for short dated product. Freddie Mac issued $4bn of two year paper priced at 30bp over and enjoyed a 1bp tightening in aftermarket trading.
  • Croatia The Deutsche Bank-arranged DM84.5m 364-day bridge loan for Autocesta Rijeka Zagreb (ARZ) has been signed.
  • Argentina * Republic of Argentina