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  • First Rand Bank has signed its $320m club loan, which is split between a $180m three year tranche and a $140m five year tranche.
  • Commitments are due for toll road operator Abertis's Eu3.5bn loan via Barclays, La Caixa, HSBC, JP Morgan and Royal Bank of Scotland on February 28. During senior syndication banks are being offered senior lead arranger tickets of Eu200m at 22.5bp and arranger tickets of Eu100m at 17.5bp. Banks expect the deal to be oversubscribed.
  • Rising Treasury yields continued to create opportunities for sub-Libor borrowers to access the dollar market at competitive levels this week, with five years being the maturity of choice for the Nordic Investment Bank and Instituto de Crédito Oficial.
  • Morgan Stanley has agreed to pay $15m to settle a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) investigation for failing to retain e-mails.
  • Morgan Stanley has appointed Franck Petitgas sole head of European investment banking following the move of former co-head Hans Schuettler to Hong Kong to become chief executive of the bank's Asian business.
  • The sterling market was the centre of attention for European bank treasurers this week as Crédit Agricole followed ABN Amro Bank in seeking out the low yields available on bank capital issues.
  • Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan have completed syndication of the Eu460m term loan 'B' of Liberty Global's $2.2bn secondary buy-out of Cablecom.
  • Energy company Vattenfall has mandated Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, SEB and Société Générale to arrange an Eu1bn refinancing.
  • Market talk of private equity interest drove Clariant's stocks to a new high this week. Shares in the specialty chemical producer hit a new 52 week high of Sfr22.20 per share in early trading on February 13. Clariant has a market capitalisation around Sfr4.6bn ($3.5bn).
  • The games continued on the tables for a third week in a row. In league table one, TD Securities and Goldman Sachs both leaped up four places each, to take 12th and 14th positions respectively.