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  • France Syndication of the high profile Ffr60m revolving credit being arranged for triple-A rated Cades closes today (Friday). The final syndication outcome for the zero weighted deal should be known early next week.
  • BANK TuranAlem, the recently rated Kazak bank formed from the merger of the Turan and Alem banks, is seeking a maiden foray into the syndicated loan market. The Kazakh bank has mandated Crédit Commercial de France to arrange the two part financing which is worth up to $40m.
  • MAID PLC, the online business information company, is set to formally enter the market for a new $117.5m Chase Manhattan plc arranged loan at a bankers presentation in London on Wednesday. The facility, which is split between a $92.5m term loan and a $25m revolving credit, is to help finance the company's $420m acquisition of Knight Ridder Information Inc in the US.
  • Kuwait Expect news soon of a major new financing for Kuwait Airways. Bidding is well underway.
  • Chase Securities Inc, Citicorp Securities Inc, NationsBanc Montgomery Securities Inc and JP Morgan Securities Inc has completed a $5.5bn facility for Tricon Global Restaurants Inc. The five year loan is split into a $2bn term and a $3.5bn multi-currency revolver. Pricing is based on the company's leverage ratio. The Libor margin range for the revolver is 25bp to 62.5bp, the Libor margin range for the term loan is 37.5bp to 87.5bp and the facility fee range is 12.5bp to 25bp.
  • Finland Syndication of the DM1.25bn seven year bullet revolving credit being led by Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Ltd, Commerzbank AG and WestLB for Enso Oy has closed oversubscribed.
  • VIRGINIA-based Capital One Bank is set to sign a $1bn Euro-MTN programme in a bid to diversify its borrowing in the international markets. Already familiar to many investors in Europe thanks to a consistent presence in the Euromarket's asset-backed sector since 1995, the US credit card operator now hopes to be able to target a broader audience through the launch of a Euro-MTN facility designed for the issuance of unsecured transactions.
  • NIGEL PAVEY, former publisher of Euroweek and the newspaper's long-serving syndicated loans reporter, is leaving to join Barclays Capital as a director in its syndicated loans and distribution team. In a new position for the bank, he will establish a dedicated strategic loan research and marketing function and will work closely with Sean Boylan, the director with day-to-day responsibility for transaction management, agency, research and marketing.
  • Mexico Standard Chartered Bank is arranging a $120m term loan for Banco del Norte. The five year facility is priced at a split 1% rising to 1-3/8% over Libor.
  • BANKGESELLSCHAFT Berlin has set up a US commercial paper conduit called Check Point Charlie, which will issue CP to fund Jersey registered bond arbitrage vehicles. CP Charlie, which is rated D-1+ by Duff & Phelps, debuted on Wednesday with $475m of CP. Proceeds from the issue will be lent to Portfolio Purchasing Company 1, which will invest in triple-A and double-A rated dollar denominated securities.
  • CITIBANK reaffirmed its presence in the French commercial mortgage market this week with a Ffr2.02bn securitisation of five office blocks in the La Défense complex near Paris. The Euromarket deal, through SPV La Défense plc, finances the acquisition by Caisse de Dépôt et Placement du Québec of a 90% stake in the buildings from Compagnie Générale des Eaux, which now owns them.
  • Citibank's long-awaited Swiss franc credit card securitisation was this week launched by CSFB in one of the most volatile weeks in the market for many years. Citibank Credit Card Master Trust 1 Series 1997-9 comprised Sfr1bn of class 'A' notes rated triple-A by Moody's and Standard & Poor's, and a Sfr64m subordinated tranche rated A2/A.