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  • A number of banks are in the final stages of gaining approval to join in the top tiers of Wynn Resorts (Macau)'s $745m equivalent dual tranche financing, ahead of the July 27 deadline for early birds.
  • The seven year term loan for Guthrie International Investment has been increased to $480m from $380m. Mandated arrangers DBS Bank and HSBC will launch the deal into general syndication by today (Friday).
  • The Enemalta corporation of Malta has completed syndication of its Eu210m 10 year refinancing loan arranged by Banco Efisa of Portugal, Depfa bank and SMBC.
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  • Maytag, the US home appliance maker, rallied by a huge 175bp at the beginning of the week and continued to rally in the wake of a $1.33bn, or $17 a share, bid for the company from rival manufacturer Whirlpool.
  • The difficult financial markets of the second quarter led to sharply divergent results among the US's three largest banks, which all reported this week.
  • Mike Pascucci, head of Merrill Lynch's credit business in Europe, resigned from the firm this week. Sources believe that no other job or firm is involved in Pascucci's decision to quit.
  • Mike Pascucci, head of Merrill Lynch's credit business in Europe, resigned from the firm this week. Sources believe that no other job or firm is involved in Pascucci's decision to quit.
  • JP Morgan has hired four senior derivatives marketers in London and Paris, restocking a business that was seriously depleted last month when Antonio Polverino, the newly promoted head of European corporate credit, rates and equity derivatives, took a team of 22 to work for Merrill Lynch.
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  • Dealflow was surprisingly busy in the structured and vanilla markets this week, with a distinct flurry of activity on notes referencing Asian currencies after China abandoned its long-held dollar peg yesterday (Thursday).