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  • Deutsche's Jan Wipplinger has been a busy boy indeed. Hardly had we finished writing about him in this column last week, when we found his colleagues telling us that the MTN banker had whisked his girlfriend off to India for a fortnight's R&R.
  • The loan market's most seasoned politician, who stood for the London constituency of Dulwich & West Norwood in the last UK election but alas lost to the sitting Labour MP, has been elected as the new chairman of the Loan Market Association. He is succeeding Barclays' Tim Ritchie.
  • The London Stock Exchange this week unveiled ambitious plans to transform its Alternative Investment Market (Aim) into the dominant equity market for small and mid-sized companies across Europe.
  • Russia's Lukoil is on the verge of arranging a syndicated loan to support its $2bn acquisition of exploration and development company Nelson Resources.
  • The $72m dual tranche facility for Gamuda and WCT Engineering has reached financial close. Standard Chartered Bank is leading the deal.
  • Mizuho Financial Group launched a blockbuster share issue on Wednesday of roughly ¥530bn ($4.7bn) that will be Japan's largest equity issue since 2001.
  • Motorway company Milano Serravalle - Milano Tangenziali plans an IPO for April or May next year, according to local media.
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  • After a lacklustre September the EMTN market picked up this week, with traders reporting solid interest in a range of structured products and a variety of esoteric currencies from Icelandic krónur to Mexican pesos. Deutsche Bank led a Ps700m 10 year vanilla deal for General Electric Capital Corp and a Ps200m five year ticket for Landeskreditbank Baden-Württemberg (L-Bank).