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  • The bank meeting for the financing of Industri Kapital's buy-out of concrete product manufacturer Bonna Sabla will be held next week. CIBC is the sole mandated lead arranger. Industri Kapital is buying the company from Axa Private Equity, which bought Bonna Sabla from Vivendi Environnement in 2003.
  • Technology company Cap Gemini's Eu450m loan with mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners BNP Paribas (documentation and facility agent), Calyon and ING Bank has been signed.
  • The Financial Services Authority this week wrote to the chief executives of investment banks in London, detailing best practice for managing conflicts of interest and the risks associated with non-standard transactions. A letter from Hector Sants, managing director for wholesale and institutional markets, drew on a previous letter from September 2004 and roundtable discussions held this June.
  • BMW's $8bn seven year revolver at 15bp is expected to close early next week after Tuesday's deadline for commitments.
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  • Commerzbank has completed syndication for the Eu105m in debt financing Nordwind Capital's acquisition of Schwaebische Huettenwerke's automotive division (SHW Automotive). LBBW joined as a joint lead arranger ahead of syndication.
  • Guala Closures, the Italian bottletop maker, was forced to reprice its IPO this week, when investors jibbed at the initial range. But the revision had the desired effect and last (Thursday) night bookrunners JP Morgan and Caboto closed the books 1.5 times covered.
  • BayernLB, Natexis Banques Populaires and Sanpaolo IMI have been mandated to arrange a $40m three year loan for Black Sea Trade and Development Bank. The bullet facility has been launched into syndication.
  • The issue of whether margins have reached rock bottom was raised by bankers this week once again this week following the launch of a Eu1bn seven year revolver for Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton that pays an initial margin of just 17.5bp over Euribor. Bookrunners Calyon, Natexis Banques Populaires, Royal Bank of Scotland and SG CIB began syndicating the French luxury goods company's deal on Tuesday.
  • From sunny but cold Munich, we are told that the atmosphere is similar to the morning before the gunfight at the OK Corral.
  • German consumer and cosmetics group Henkel launched a Eu1.3bn 99 year non-call 10 hybrid this week, winning praise for playing it safe with pricing against a difficult secondary market.
  • Syndication for insurer Hiscox's approximately $400m facility with bookrunners Barclays Capital and Lloyds TSB is due to start shortly. The debt will be partly used to fund the formation of a new reinsurance company in Bermuda and will refinance an existing letter of credit facility.