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  • Russia's largest oil company, Lukoil, has asked banks for bids to arrange a $600m bridge loan to back its $787m acquisition of Marathon Oil Corp's exploration and production businesses in the Khanty-Mansiysk region.
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  • First International Merchant Bank's $50m one year refinancing is in general syndication through mandated lead arrangers Sanpaolo IMI and Standard Bank.
  • Euronext meets NYSE
  • Frederik Mehlitz has left his position as head of syndicate at Landesbank Baden-Württemberg in Stuttgart.
  • Morgan Stanley has hired Steve Kahn from Lehman Brothers to fill a new position as head of European residential whole loan trading and risk management.
  • Turkey's MNG Bank this week appointed lenders to arrange its $30m one year debut loan, while Asya Finans and Kuveyt Türk will shortly become the first Islamic institutions in Turkey to tap the syndicated loan market.
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  • Sole bookrunner Rabobank International has closed syndication of the debt backing the buy-out by Dutch distiller Lucas Bols of Rémy Cointreau's Dutch spirits business. It is being arranged by ABN Amro Capital and a former executive of the French international drinks company, Huub van Doorne, and will meet the working capital requirements of Bols.
  • Chemical company Akzo Nobel has signed its Eu1.5bn refinancing via mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro, Barclays, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and HSBC.
  • BayernLB, Danske Bank and HSH Nordbank have signed a Eu225m loan for BN Bank. The loan was increased from Eu150m following an oversubscription.