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  • Cambridge Place Investment Management, the boutique set up last year by Marti Finegold, the entrepreneur behind Kensington Mortgage Co, has recruited a team of six and begun investing.
  • Paper and card packaging group Emin Leydier have mandated Natexis Banques Populaires, Crédit Lyonnais, SG and Lyonnaise de Banque to arrange a Eu200m loan. Arrangers are being offered tickets of Eu20m with fees of 80bp while lead managers are offered Eu10m and 60bp in fees.
  • Freddie Mac will next week price its first two year syndicated bond since 2000. Citigroup, Credit Suisse First Boston and Merrill Lynch are bookrunners.
  • The French government announced last Friday (July 4) that it was preparing legislation that will allow it to reduce its holding in France Télécom (FT) below 50%. The French government holds 59% of the company's share capital. To pacify trade unions, which see any reduction below 50% as a threat to jobs and staff benefits, the new legislation will guarantee the retirement benefits of civil service personnel working for the company, who account for 80% of its staff.
  • Sole mandated lead arranger Deutsche Bank has approached a small group of banks during syndication of Südzucker's Eu300m 364 day revolver.
  • The UK colony of Gibraltar has been granted passporting rights throughout the European Union for investment services. The agreement means that a company granted a licence to provide investment services in Gibraltar does not need to apply separately to other EU nations' regulators in order to operate and sell services abroad.
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  • Germanos, a retail phone dealer, has mandated Citigroup (bookrunner) and EFJ Eurobank to arrange and syndicate a Eu120m loan.