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  • 2006 is expected to see further integration of capital market and investment banking operations departments, according to headhunting firm Principal Search. Expected increased M&A activity is one of the drivers behind this. JP Morgan estimates that European corporates hold $1.3tr in cash which could be used for M&A purposes.
  • Bank of Scotland expects to close the facility to support the buy-out of Alphyra Holdings by next week. The debt comprises Eu124.5m of senior facilities and a Eu34m mezzanine loan. Senior debt comprises a Eu50m six year amortising term loan 'A' paying 225bp, a Eu27.5m seven year bullet term loan 'B' paying 275bp, a Eu27.5 eight year bullet term loan 'C' paying 325bp, a Eu4.5m five year amortising capex facility paying 250bp and a Eu15m bullet revolving credit yielding 225bp.
  • Citigroup has been mandated to arrange a $550m five year debut loan for telecommunications company Cellcom.
  • The bank list for electrical appliances manufacturer DeLonghi's Eu100m five year facility has been released. Banca Nazionale del Lavoro, Banca Popolare di Vicenza, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Banca CR Firenze, Unicredito and Veneto Banca joined as co-arrangers.
  • Bank Caspian has mandated HVB and ING to arrange its $80m one year loan, bankers say.
  • HVB and Bank am Bellevue this week launched a Sfr200m (Eu130m) three year partially mandatory convertible for BB Biotech, a Swiss investment firm.
  • Mizuho has been mandated to arrange a Eu100m 364 day loan for Parex banka that will refinance the Eu69.5m facility the borrower signed in February. The deal, which pays a margin of 57.5bp over Euribor, will be launched imminently. Banks will be able to lend Eu15m or more for mandated lead arranger status.
  • Leak would like to thank John Studzinski, HSBC's top bought-in investment banking star, for a truly enlightening press party this week. Studs kindly invited us to Sir John Soane's Museum in London for a night of culture, canapés and Charles Clarke. That's the PR whizzkid, not the jug-eared cabinet minister.
  • Does Merrill Lynch deliberately set out to tease its shareholders? Perhaps they don't realise, because the stock keeps going up, dividends are rising and, after a short attack of corporate bulimia, Merrill is in rude health.
  • The things bankers do in the name of relationships. The signing ceremony for Reykjavik Savings Bank's recent loan tempted — or forced — HSH Nordbank and other lenders to board a monster truck before speeding off into the middle of nowhere, which in Iceland can be found exactly 40 minutes outside Reykjavik, according to HSH's Marc Dalgas. On arrival at Nowhere, the lucky participants donned hard hats and started trudging across the snow-covered countryside.
  • Morgan Stanley's chief executive John Mack will take home an $11.5m stock bonus after five months as chairman and chief executive. The bank's compensation, management development and succession committee this week confirmed bonuses for senior Morgan Stanley managers, at the same time approving changes to executive compensation "to more closely align it with the interests of shareholders".