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  • The Eu640m facility for Carlyle Group's buy-out of travel company Group Iberostar arranged via Goldman Sachs and Société Générale is expected to close syndication next week.
  • Toll road operator Abertis' Eu600m seven year revolver via Barclays, HSBC, JP Morgan and La Caixa has closed. Bankers expect an increase.
  • Bookrunners Citigroup and Morgan Stanley have received six large take and hold tickets from Scandinavian banks for the debt supporting the buy-out of medical technology company Gambro.
  • Coal and metals mining company Xstrata is expected to increase its $8.5bn acquisition facility via bookrunners Barclays Capital, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan and Royal Bank of Scotland by at least $1bn.
  • The summer lull has resulted in more leisurely movements in the tables this week.
  • Deutsche Annington, the German property group owned by Guy Hands' Terra Firma Capital Partners, will price Germany's largest property securitisation today (Friday), raising Eu5.5bn.
  • Raiffeisen loses CEC race
  • Merrill Lynch unveiled a major restructuring of its global markets business this week, appointing new heads for its fixed income and equities operations. Three senior executives have left the bank.
  • Having mentioned Stan O'Neal at Merrill Lynch, we almost sent the great man a note of apology for having to sell our Merrill shares to meet spiralling Swiss medical expenses. We made a handsome profit, but even when heavily sedated in hospital intensive care, we were surprised that the sale price was so low.
  • The international leadership team for Europe, Middle East and Africa and Asia at Bank of America has been decided. Jonathan Moulds, president for EMEA and Asia, announced the make-up of the 10 strong team.
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