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  • Senior syndication of the £583m of debt facilities backing the buy-out of Linpac Group by Montague Private Equity is struggling, according to bankers. Deutsche Bank is arranging the transaction.
  • Investec's $120m term loan has been launched into senior syndication. Mandated lead arrangers are BayernLB, Crédit Lyonnais, HSH Nordbank and The Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • Bankers continue to wait for a mandate decision from LG Philips for its dollar fundraising. Several banks have placed bids and are hoping to hear from the borrower by next week.
  • Swatch, the world's largest watchmaker, launched a Sfr411.6m (Eu264.4m) convertible bond on Monday with a 78.5% conversion premium, the highest ever achieved in Switzerland.
  • Preem Petroleum has mandated SEB Merchant Banking, Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken and Svenska Handelsbanken to arrange a multi-tranche facility to finance part of its acquisition of 25% of the Scanraff refinery from affiliates of Norsk Hydro.
  • The resounding 'no' vote in Sweden's referendum on joining the euro last Sunday has plunged many of the country's bankers, investors and other financial professionals into gloom.
  • The Sfr300m five year loan for Coop will be signed today. Banks can expect to be scaled back by 40% on a pro rata basis, according to participants.
  • There was little movement at the top of table one this week. Citigroup, JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley all managed deals for around $600m, continuing their strong showing this year but failing to prompt any change in positions.
  • The three shortlisted consortia pitching for the US dollar fundraising for Formosa Petrochemical Corp are gearing up for the second round of bidding to secure the mandate.
  • Russian bank Vneshtorgbank (VTB) sent out requests for banks this week to bid for the arrangership of a $3bn EuroMTN facility.
  • Italy stormed into the bond market this week with a Eu7bn 30 year BTP, the first syndicated government bond in the maturity.
  • Sandy Weill, chief executive officer and architect of Citigroup, the world's largest financial institution, will hand over his role to Charles Prince on October 1, three months earlier than expected.