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  • Nakheel, a United Arab Emirates property development company with close ties to the Dubai government, will agree a $1.5bn bridge loan early next week, as part of an ambitious international funding strategy that will also include two $2.5bn syndicated loans.
  • Citigroup and HSBC this week launched syndication of a $500m loan for Anadolu Efes and Efes Breweries International.
  • UK
    Barclays Capital, Citigroup and Royal Bank of Scotland will close the £800m facility for merging retail chemist group Alliance Boots early next week.
  • Syndication of First Ukrainian International Bank's $40m one year loan should close today (Friday) oversubscribed.
  • ECM bankers have been focused on the British government's plans to sell a large stake in nuclear power generator British Energy for £2.4bn-£3bn.
  • UniCredito Italiano signed its debut EuroCP programme on Wednesday.
  • Eurazeo is looking to sell Fraikin, a provider of commercial vehicle fleet services.
  • US
    Pork processing company Smithfield Foods' Eu300m debt facility via BNP Paribas and Société Générale is progressing through the market. The loan has a five year tenor with two one year extension options and pays an out of the box margin of 87.5bp.
  • The US securities regulator NASD fined Citigroup, Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley a total of $775,000 this week for numerous violations of NASD's research analyst conflict of interest rules when compiling research reports.
  • Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley were compelled this week to sweeten the pricing on the Eu935m leveraged loan for Versatel Deutschland, the German cable telecom company.
  • Before being taken out of action by Swiss surgeons, we were delighted to hear that a very good friend, Tim von Halle, was joining Credit Suisse as a senior private banker. Having made his name at Merrill Lynch in the glory days of Connie Volstad, John McNiven and David Tory, he then surfaced as a managing director at WestLB and Bank of America.
  • For additional commentary and analysis of these transactions, see credit news section