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  • MGM Mirage is talking to banks for the financing of its $975m hotel-casino project, which had a ground-breaking ceremony last week.
  • If the loan market was quiet this week it was only because everyone was watching tennis at the Stella Artois Queen's Club tournament, instead of launching deals. Tonto is willing to bet a fistful of dollars that between the sips of Pimm's and champagne, the talk turned to the Loan Market Association and who might be selected as chairman this year, after Barclays' Tim Ritchie steps down.
  • JP Morgan and Lehman Brothers are likely to be mandated on a recapitalisation of telecoms group Debitel. The debt will total about Eu800m.
  • Edeka Zentrale will officially close its Eu1.1bn loan today (Friday), though certain banks still need formal approval.
  • Turkey has not been a source of great revenue for ECM bankers since the financial crisis of 2001 and while bankers are not predicting a revenue windfall from the country, they are pleased at last to see some large deals on the horizon. However, European politics and concerns about EU convergence have sparked uncertainty in the equity market, reports Harry Wilson.
  • Pan-African and Middle Eastern telecommunications operator Investcom has mandated Citigroup to arrange a $60m one year revolving credit facility with a one year extension option.
  • Guarantor: GlaxoSmithKline plc
  • General Motors Acceptance Corp's attempts to isolate some of its best assets from its own junk bond status will be put to the test next week when its new subsidiary, Residential Capital Corp, goes on a bond roadshow in the US. GMAC created the subsidiary, ResCap, in May to house its residential mortgage lending business, Residential Funding Corp.
  • Rating: Baa1/A-
  • Allocations for Asia Netcom's $150m five year dual tranche loan have been finalised and signing will be held next week. Mandated arrangers Bank of China (Hong Kong) and ICBC Asia held $45m each.
  • Rating: Aa3/A/AA-
  • Rating: A3