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  • Arrangers ABC International, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and WestLB have launched syndication of the $50m three year loan for Sabanci Bank. Banks have been invited to join as co-arrangers with $5m, lead managers with $3m and managers taking $2m. The deal pays a margin of 70bp.
  • EuroWeek hears there will be a small loan for a Scottish windfarm in the market in the coming fortnight.
  • Bank Austria and Sanpaolo IMI have launched the senior syndication of the Eu70m five year loan for Slovenian Export Corporation (SEC). The deal is identical to the borrower's previous facility signed last September and arranged by Bank Austria, Citigroup, SMBC and WestLB. That deal paid 25bp out of the box.
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  • Rating: A3/A- Amount: Eu110m lower tier two capital
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  • The official mandate for South African Reserve Bank's $1bn three year loan will be announced next week. Bankers are confident there will be strong demand and are predicting a blowout in syndication.
  • Syndication of the Eu6.3bn loan facility supporting Gas Natural's proposed takeover of Iberdrola suffered a setback this week with the decision by Spain's National Energy Commission not to approve the transaction. SG, La Caixa and Goldman Sachs were arranging the loan. No decision has yet been taken on whether to continue with syndication or to hold off and wait until the regulatory situation is clarified.
  • Ten investment banks on Monday finalised a $1.4bn settlement over misleading research in the US, in a move that will spark far-reaching reform of the role of equity research in banking. The banks agreed to pay penalties and to implement structural reforms after a long running dispute with US regulators. The dispute stemmed from abuses during the tech boom as bankers manipulated purportedly independent research to win more investment banking business.
  • John St John, Commerbank's co-head of global equity capital markets, is to join Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein as the bank rebuilds its ECM team. St John, who has been in the industry for 18 years and is a well known figure in equity capital markets, will be DrKW's sole global head of ECM.
  • Mandated lead arranger Deutsche Bank has signed in banks for the Skr800m add-on tranche for Swedish media company Modern Times. Banks joining the deal are Svenska Handelsbanken, ING and Nordea.