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  • Bookrunners ABN Amro, BNP Paribas, Calyon and Citigroup will sign banks into their Eu1.1bn loan for Arkema next week after its imminent closure.
  • Bookrunners Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan, as well as mandated lead arranger Lehman Brothers, are in the market with a Eu1.25bn loan for German Media Partners.
  • Morgan Stanley's head of fixed income in Europe, Sean Notley, is taking a sabbatical for an undefined period after 20 years with the firm.
  • Panama joined the craze to wipe its slate clean of Brady bonds, announcing on Wednesday that it would buy the last $352m when it exercises a call option on July 17.
  • The founders of PartyGaming, the internet gambling company, highlighted the fragility of the European equity market this week when they sold £232m of stock in the company but had to shrink the deal and sell it at a lower price than expected.
  • The founders of PartyGaming, the internet gambling company, highlighted the fragility of the European equity market this week when they sold £232m of stock in the company but had to shrink the deal and sell it at a lower price than expected.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland has closed an £850m loan supporting car dealer Pendragon's acquisition of smaller rival Reg Vardy. The deal will be signed next week and was more than 30% oversubscribed. Allocations will be scaled back.
  • Bert Piedra, Bank of America's head of global investment banking (GIB) in Europe, has resigned after only a month in his new job.
  • Investment managers' limited participation in the OTC derivatives market is due mainly to the lack of appropriate systems, according to a panel discussion hosted by fund management consultancy Investit this week.
  • EuroWeek hears that several private equity funds are considering a bid for Portugal Telecom. The buy-out houses circling the company include Providence, Blackstone, Texas Pacific Group, Permira and Cinven.
  • Banco Espírito Santo, Caixa Geral de Depósitos, Caja Madrid and Royal Bank of Scotland will shortly launch syndication of the Eu650m refinancing they are arranging for Tejo Energia. The debt will mature in 2020.
  • The Portuguese Ministry of Finance threw its weight behind the country's planned covered bond market by holding a conference in Lisbon last Friday (June 2) and a short European roadshow on Wednesday. The Bank of Portugal has yet to put in place the secondary legislation necessary for issuance, but those working on the project are hopeful that this will be ready by the summer break.