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  • Mario Draghi has been approved as the new governor of the Bank of Italy. He will succeed Antonio Fazio, who resigned last month after prosecutors moved to investigate his role in a controversial bank takeover. The appointment was made on Tuesday after approval by the Italian cabinet.
  • Restaurant group Gondola has signed its £400m facility via HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland. The five year facility is split into a £370m term loan and a £30m revolver. Both pay an initial margin of 125bp and thereafter are tied to a ratings grid based on net debt to Ebitda with a ceiling of 140bp and a floor of 50bp.
  • Cable management products manufacturer HellermannTyton has mandated Royal Bank of Scotland to arrange a £180m acquisition facility.
  • Hilton Hotels Corp (HHC) has mandated Bank of America and UBS to arrange a $5.5bn loan to finance its acquisition of the hotels of Hilton Group.
  • Simon Robertson has become a non-executive director of HSBC. He is chairman of Rolls-Royce and, until last August, was president of Goldman Sachs Europe, helping to steer the development of the US bank's international investment banking business.
  • Hudson Castle Group, a New York company that offers financing services to clients including funding in the asset backed commercial paper (ABCP) market, has signed an ABCP conduit with European and US funding arms, Ebbets Funding plc and Ebbets Funding LLC.
  • Allami Autopalya Kezelo (AAK), a state-owned motorway company, will shortly request proposals for a Huf90bn (Eu360m) bridge loan because of a delay to a planned bond issue, EuroWeek hears.
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  • Bookrunners Barclays, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley have launched the debt supporting Ineos' buy-out of Innovene, one of the few deals that were in the market this week.
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