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  • Consumer finance company Cofidis' Eu600m loan should be signed today (Friday) for Eu700m.
  • EuroWeek hears that buy-out house BC Partners has pulled out of the auction for media group Bertelsmann's 50% stake in music publisher BMG.
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  • Calyon has been mandated to arrange a Eu258m 17 year loan to support the construction of the second phase of the A2 motorway project between Swiecko and Strykow.
  • Does UBS possess the magic touch? It would seem that it may, after the most recent results. There were the doomsters and trainee undertakers waiting to gloat, as UBS was tripped up and taken away on a stretcher for treatment for minor cuts and bad bruising to the ego, by losses in global equities trading.
  • DBG Eastern Europe and 3TS Central Eastern European Fund II have acquired a 75% stake in children's clothing retail chain Komex.
  • The Qatar Real Estate Investment Company (QREIC) this week became the first Qatari corporate borrower to issue a sukuk. The $270m deal also marks the first time a sukuk has been structured in multiple tranches.
  • Privatbank will shortly mandate Bank Austria, Barclays Capital, Commerzbank and Standard Bank to arrange a $250m one year deal, EuroWeek hears, smashing the record for the largest ever loan to a Ukrainian financial institution.
  • The bank list for the Eu150m loan for Banco Finantia via DZ Bank, HSH Nordbank, HVB, RZB, Sanpaolo IMI, SMBC and WestLB has been released. The loan was increased from Eu125m.
  • Ratings agencies are turning their attention to the hedge fund industry as the alternative investment sector becomes a staple for an increasing number of cautious investors.
  • Frank Quattrone, the former Credit Suisse investment banker who for the past three years has been battling allegations of obstruction of justice and witness tampering, has reached an agreement to have all charges against him dropped.