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  • Mandated lead arrangers Bank Austria, BayernLB, DZ Bank, HSH Nordbank, ING and KBC Bank have launched syndication of Banka Celje's Eu150m two year loan.
  • Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp and UBS have reverse flexed the pricing on the £1.82bn loan for Nippon Sheet Glass from 125bp over Libor to 100bp — only the third time this has been done in the European investment grade loan market.
  • First Rand Bank is close to mandating a group of 12 lenders, including four bookrunners, to arrange a $300m loan to be split equally between three and five year tranches.
  • What was your reaction when you read about the insider trading scandal involving Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch employees?
  • Credit Suisse stole a march on Citigroup and Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein this week when a shareholder in German solar cell maker Q-Cells chose it, rather than the bookrunners of Q-Cells' IPO, to sell Eu385m of shares and a Eu250m exchangeable bond.
  • Oil refiner Saras looks set to head a torrent of Italian IPOs in the coming months, with scooter maker Piaggio, cosmetics company Intercos, tyre company Pirelli Pneumatici and telecom equipment manufacturer Italtel lining up to list.
  • Bookrunners Barclays and Merrill Lynch have asked lenders to approve a reverse flex on the mezzanine tranche of the debt backing CapVest's merger of Findus and Young's Bluecrest.
  • SEB and Svenska Handelsbanken will launch the limited targeted general syndication of its $2.1bn five year refinancing for oil company Preem Group next week.
  • Commodities trading group Glencore's Eu6.25bn refinancing revolver is progressing through the market.
  • Underwriters and investors were left as confused as ever about the National Association of Insurance Commissioner's thought processes this week, when the US insurance regulator held a conference call to clarify the methodology behind its decision to rate certain hybrid securities called Ecaps as equivalent to common equity.
  • The Eu975m loan backing the buy-out of Dutch waste management company AVR has been signed through mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro, BNP Paribas, CIBC and Lehman Brothers.
  • JP Morgan will sign its Eu400m refinancing for chemical company DSM today (Friday). The borrower did not take an increase despite oversubscription.