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  • Leveraged loan supply for the first quarter of next year is shaping up strongly and bankers hope the trend of jumbo deals ? those over Eu1bn ? being mandated one after another in the fourth quarter this year will continue.
  • The suggestion that Michael Philipp is to become the next head of CSFB in Europe was greeted with total disbelief by many observers, and even by some of his former colleagues at Deutsche Bank.
  • The suggestion that Michael Philipp is to become the next head of CSFB in Europe was greeted with total disbelief by many observers, and even by some of his former colleagues at Deutsche Bank.
  • Deutsche Bank last Friday (December 10) completed the sale of a 16.4% stake in French IT services company Atos Origin for Dutch electronics company Philips, raising Eu545m. Deutsche sold the 11m shares to investors at Eu49.50, a 3.98% discount to the previous close.
  • HBOS established a new asset class and helped open the sterling market to covered bonds when it launched its first issue backed by social housing loans this week, a £500m 20 year bond.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • The deadline for EganaGoldpfeil (Holdings)'s HK$300m three year financing has been pushed back to next week as banks process approvals. China Construction Bank is arranging the deal.
  • Electricity distributor Iberdrola Energia has signed its Eu2.3bn five plus one plus one loan. The deal was oversubscribed and increased from Eu2bn.
  • Amount: NT$4.28bn
  • The $210m five year dual tranche fundraising for GE Capital International Services (Gecis) is progressing in sub-underwriting. BA Asia, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs are leading the facility.
  • A three year Eu23m syndicated term loan for SPH Savings Bank has been signed via mandated lead arranger BayernLB. The facility was launched for Eu10m but was increased after the 130% oversubscription.
  • Intercontinental Hotels Group is wrapping up its £1.6bn transaction. It achieved a 100% hit rate in syndication but will not be increased.