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  • Pharmaceutical company Meda has mandated SEB to arrange a Eu575m five year facility. The deal, which was launched last week, will refinance an existing Eu750m bridge facility that funded the acquisition of German pharmaceutical company Viatris.
  • DZ Bank has closed syndication of the Sfr150m facility for Swiss Union of Raiffeisenbanks. The deal closed oversubscribed and the borrower is deciding whether to take an increase. Arrangers have tickets of Sfr20m on the five year deal, for co-arrangers it is Sfr10m.
  • Swisscom, Switzerland's biggest telephone operator, is considering joining forces with a consortium of private equity firms to launch a $12bn bid for TDC, its Danish counterpart.
  • ABN Amro shot up nine places in league table two into seventh position with self-led deals worth around $400m.
  • Goldsun Development & Construction's $100m multi-tranche credit was signed yesterday (Thursday). Taishin International Bank was the lead arranger and committed $30m.
  • The bankers' meeting for Telefónica's £18.5bn bridge loan via Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Royal Bank of Scotland was held in Madrid last Monday.
  • The Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday brought a welcome respite to the dollar market, which has suffered a sharp reversal of fortunes as the market rally drove 10 year Treasury yields once more below 4.5%.
  • The $177m equivalent term loan for Total Access Communication was signed on Friday last week (November 18).
  • The Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday brought a welcome respite to the dollar market, which has suffered a sharp reversal of fortunes as the market rally drove 10 year Treasury yields once more below 4.5%.