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  • HBOR – Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development – signed its Eu100m five year club loan today (Friday) through Bank Austria, Calyon, DZ Bank, Mizuho and Privredna banka.
  • Almost as soon as we had suggested that some heads might roll within Barclays' UK domestic banking division, up popped poor old Roger 'the Dodger' Davis with a resignation statement.
  • Bookrunners Citigroup and Goldman Sachs expect to close the Dkr17.167bn (Eu2.3bn) debt for the Danish cleaning company ISS by this week.
  • Fionia Bank is in the market with an Eu75m three year loan via sole bookrunner HSH Nordbank. The deal, which pays a margin of 17bp, will close next week and the borrower is likely to take an increase. Banks have been offered lead arranger tickets at Eu10m, co-arranger tickets at Eu7.5m and lead manager tickets at Eu5m.
  • For the first time in five years, Depfa will not set a minimum volume for its benchmark issuance in the forthcoming year, largely as a result of a lower funding requirement. The bank fell more than Eu3bn short of its Eu8bn target for this year when it cut its funding for the year in the light of the cancellation of the sale of its Pfandbriefbank arm from a planned Eu35bn-Eu40bn to Eu27.5bn.
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  • Deutsche Bank will score another crushing victory in the international bond bookrunner league table for 2005.
  • Bank of Baroda, the Indian commercial bank, is approaching banks with requests for a $150m loan.
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