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  • Syndication of Banka Celje's Eu150m two year loan will be closed shortly by mandated lead arrangers Bank Austria, BayernLB, DZ Bank, HSH Nordbank, ING and KBC Bank.
  • First Rand Bank's $300m three and five year loan will be signed for $450m on Monday after raising an oversubscription during syndication. Bookrunners are BNP Paribas, Citigroup, ING and JP Morgan. Mandated lead arrangers are Bank of China, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, BayernLB, Commerzbank, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, HSH Nordbank, Mizuho (facility agent and co-ordinator) and WestLB.
  • Bakery products company Panrico is rumoured to be on the verge of refinancing the Eu650m LBO loan that closed syndication in October.
  • Mandated lead arrangers BBVA and Calyon have launched a Eu200m facility for Banca Mora.
  • The mid-May asset backed rollovers added to brisk activity in the EuroCP market this week. The week began with subdued issuance on Monday, but volume increased steadily day by day.
  • BNP Paribas, Calyon, Lehman Brothers and Morgan Stanley have been mandated to arrange a loan for around Eu3bn to support the merger of Ypso and Altice, as well as the acquisition of UPC's French subsidiary. The loan is expected to consist of senior debt, second lien and a mezzanine facility. The facility should be launched in early June.
  • Citigroup, Nordea, SEB and Svenska Handelsbanken have launched their Skr11bn debut loan for outdoor products manufacturer Husqvarna. A bank meeting is being held in Stockholm today (Friday).
  • Commitments have begun coming in for commodities trading group Glencore's Eu6.25bn refinancing revolver. The loan will be signed next week with an increase to be decided after more than Eu7.5bn was raised. The loan is split into two tranches: a 364 day piece with a one year term out option and a 364 day extension option that pays a margin of Libor plus 37.5bp, and a three year tranche with two one year extension options with a margin of 47.5bp over Libor.
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  • For medical reasons, which are unfortunately beyond our control, there will be a gap in these columns for a week or a fortnight. Having been butchered not once, but twice, by Harley Street's finest and suffered very considerable pain as both operations failed miserably, we are going to Switzerland for a third hip operation.