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  • Cap Gemini's Eu450m loan with mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners BNP Paribas, Calyon and ING Bank will be signed in Paris on November 14.
  • Lehman and Royal Bank of Scotland have launched the debt supporting the acquisition of Coral Eurobet by UK gaming company Gala Group. The bank meeting was held on Wednesday.
  • UK biotech firm Genus has mandated Barclays to arrange a £180m acquisition facility for livestock genetics company Sygen.
  • Barclays and WestLB have been mandated to arrange the debt supporting the buy-out of Berliner Verlag. Mecom, an investment firm owned by former Mirror Group chief executive David Montgomery, and Veronis Suhler Stevenson, the US buy-out firm, are to pay Eu170m for the German newspaper publisher.
  • Newspaper group Axel Springer's Eu3.28bn loan was launched last Monday (October 31) through bookrunners Credit Suisse First Boston and Deutsche Bank.
  • Gondola Holdings successfully brought PizzaExpress and Ask restaurants back to the London Stock Exchange this week with an IPO that raised £134.7m and left investors feeling full up after allocations almost matched orders. PizzaExpress was floated on the LSE in February 1993 and delisted in 2003. Ask Central was listed on AIM in September 1995 and delisted in June 2004.
  • Piraeus Bank's Eu200m five year Schuldscheindarlehen via mandated lead arranger BayernLB is due to be signed within the next two weeks.
  • Three Middle East banks, National Bank of Abu Dhabi, Ahli United Bank and Arab Banking Corp, are readying senior and subordinated Eurobond deals.
  • Kazakhstan's Halyk Savings Bank requested proposals yesterday (Thursday) for a $200m six month bridge facility and a $300m loan split between one and two year tranches. Banks have until November 10 to respond and the same arranging group is likely to be chosen for both structures. Bankers said that once the $200m bridge is in place, it will quickly be rolled over and increased to $300m, at the same time as the maturity of the debt is lengthened.
  • Mandated arranger Citigroup launched a $300m five year revolving credit for DFS Group into general syndication on Wednesday. Pricing is 100bp over Libor and linked to a debt to Ebitda grid.
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  • HVB is discussing with lenders a 10 year loan of around $1.5bn to back the $2.8bn acquisition of Turkish steelmaker Erdemir by Oyak, a Turkish industrial group. The facility, which EuroWeek hears could pay a margin of around 300bp or less, will be in place by early December, when Oyak is due to make its first payment.