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  • Bank of America, Citigroup and Credit Suisse First Boston have been mandated to arrange facilities for PAI's purchase of Global Plastic Closures. The facilities to be syndicated total Eu400m and will be made up of senior and mezzanine debt.
  • Kaupthing Bank's head of funding, Svanhildur Nanna Vigfúsdóttir, quit the bank this week, having only been working in the position for less than a month. Vigfúsdóttir moved to lead the funding desk when Kristín Pétursdóttir, formerly managing director of its treasury operations, was relocated to London at the end of August to spearhead the integration of Singer & Friedlander into the Kaupthing Bank group.
  • Goldman Sachs has reported bumper third quarter profits of $1.62bn, an 83% jump on the same period last year when it made $879m in net profits.
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  • Syndication of the £250m five year loan for brewery Wolverhampton and Dudley has closed via mandated lead arrangers Barclays and HSBC.
  • Guarantor: Canada Mortgage & Housing Corp
  • Mandated lead arranger BayernLB has completed a C$290m five year and one day loan for Vancouver City Savings Credit Union, or Vancity, giving European lenders a rare opportunity to lend to a Canadian borrower.
  • Bank of Ireland, NordLB and SG CIB have launched syndication of the C$600m of commercial debt supporting the Richmond-Airport-Vancouver (RAV) project.
  • The Bank of Scotland has won the mandate to arrange a £85m loan for defence company Chemring. It is split into a £60m term loan that has a maturity of five to seven years and a £25m bullet.
  • Mandated arranger Citigroup is syndicating a $46m five year credit for Chang Chun Chemical (Jiangsu). Taiwan parent company Chang Chun Petrochemical and Chang Chun Plastics are providing a guarantee.