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  • A A$600m multi-tranche financing for Bluescope Steel (Finance) has been completed. Joint lead arrangers Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Westpac Banking Corp held A$90m each.
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  • Despite a strong finish to 2004 the outlook for European IPOs is unclear in 2005, according to a report produced this week by PricewaterhouseCoopers' London capital markets group. Regulations and private equity firms are both factors which the report cites as being influential on IPO volumes this year.
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  • Banque Nationale Agricole has appointed Arab Banking Corporation as sole mandated lead arranger for a Eu70m five year facility.
  • Turkexim Bank has signed its $200m 364 day club loan through a group of 18 banks.
  • Deutsche Bank is arranging a three year, $1.4bn deal for the Dubai Ports Authority, which will pay a margin of Libor plus 90bp.
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  • The $200m three year loan that Citigroup and Standard Bank are arranging for Russian telecommunications company Vimpelcom should be signed in January.
  • In case you were far too busy partying to notice, the US investment banks' fourth quarter results were much better than expected, and hedge funds are also said to have made truckloads of money in November and December.