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  • What is going on at 30 Gresham Street, once the home of SG Warburg, when Sir Siegmund and his band of glittering academics were among the banking powers of Europe?
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  • Nakheel, the Dubai property development company, has unveiled details of its $2.5bn convertible sukuk. As revealed by EuroWeek in August, Barclays Capital and Dubai Islamic Bank are bookrunners.
  • Municipality Finance opened the Finnish inflation-linked market yesterday (Thursday) when it sold Eu50m of 10 year 1.6% real coupon paper via Nordea. The deal was structured to match the July 2015 OATi, pricing in the mid-teens over the French issue.
  • ABN Amro, Bear Stearns, Credit Suisse and Goldman Sachs are preparing to launch the debt backing Apollo Management's acquisition of TNT's logistics division.
  • Arcelor Mittal will finalise the mandated lead arranger group of its Eu16bn refinancing arrangement next week. A banker said the loan would be split into a Eu11bn term loan and a Eu5bn revolving credit.
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  • Lenders have approved a margin reduction on the term loans 'B' and 'C' supporting Mecom's buy-out of Orkla Media. Bank of Ireland, CIBC and Société Générale asked lenders to agree to a 50bp reduction in the euro term loan 'C2'.
  • Barclays Capital (bookrunner), DnB Nor (bookrunner), Fortis Bank, Nordea (bookrunner), SEB and Société Générale (bookrunner) held the bank meeting this week in Oslo for engineering and construction services company Aker Kværner's Eu600m revolver.
  • Telecoms company NTL's announcement that it had approached UK broadcaster ITV about a possible merger reignited interest in its paper.