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  • NATS' £300m loan will be launched in early September. The five year deal will pay Libor plus 150bp and then ratchet based on a ratings grid. One banker said that the deal was already anticipated by the market, following the A- rated borrower's successful £600m bond issue earlier in August.
  • Juice manufacturer Refresco is launching a Eu230m facility to support its acquisition by 3i. SG CIB is mandated lead arranger for the deal, which will include senior debt and mezzanine tranches.
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  • Hungarian oil and gas company Mol has decided to return to the market after only a short time on the sidelines. After increasing its last facility - which was five years in tenor - from Eu500m to Eu600m earlier this month, the borrower has asked lenders to pitch for mandates on a new Eu500m deal.
  • One celebrated Euromarket individual who was not sipping mint juleps on the after-deck of his yacht, was our friend Jim O'Donnell of Citigroup, which used to be called Salomon Smith Barney back in the fun, no holds-barred days.
  • Sole mandated lead arranger SG has launched a five year £200m loan backing the acquisition of London property One Undershaft by Samja Holdings.
  • PGNiG Finance, a subsidiary of Poland's state owned oil and gas monopoly known as PGNiG, has failed in its attempt to convince holders of its 2006 6.75% guaranteed Eurobond to change the terms of the bond.
  • A number of banks are forming groups to bid for the mandate for a $500 deal for Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, the Philippines' central bank.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Bank Austria, Citibank, ING Bank, SG and WestLB for the Eu500m loan for Polksi Koncern Naftowy Orlen (PKN) contributed $43.5m.