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  • The £2.37bn of senior secured debt backing the acquisition of Associated British Ports by a Goldman Sachs-led consortium has been well received by infrastructure lenders a week into syndication.
  • The senior financial institutions sector continued to do brisk business this week, with large issues from big names.
  • Leasing company B&H Ocean Carriers has mandated Bank of Scotland, DVB Bank, HSH Nordbank and Nordea Bank to arrange a $202m refinancing backed by vessel mortgages.
  • Loan Ranger was hoping to hear more about Handelsbanken's Stockholm crayfish party on Thursday night, but in the end was distracted by another invitation.
  • Once, the global dollar bond market was the field on which the debt financing fortunes of Latin American governments and companies were decided. No longer. The region's issuers at last have viable domestic bond markets to turn to, and in many cases, these are now the first choice option. Danielle Robinson explores their attractions.
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  • We don't own any Barclays shares, but we have followed the group closely for many years.
  • Calyon has closed syndication of chipboard producer Kronospan Mielec's Eu115m four year loan, which is twice oversubscribed but will not be increased.
  • September's expected avalanche of high grade corporate bond deals got off to a roaring start this week, with almost $16bn of bonds issued by yesterday (Thursday).
  • September's expected avalanche of high grade corporate bond deals got off to a roaring start this week, with almost $16bn of bonds issued by yesterday (Thursday).
  • United Development Co has signed a $225m loan through a syndicate of seven banks — BNP Paribas, Commercial Bank of Qatar, Mashreqbank, National Bank of Abu Dhabi, National Bank of Dubai, National Bank of Oman and Standard Chartered.
  • Qatar Gas Transport Co, or Nakilat, has shortlisted six banks to lead its debut bond issue.