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  • Barclays and Lloyds TSB have arranged a £500m loan for industrial group Novar to replace its debt. The company is fending off a hostile takeover bid from Melrose.
  • NTL
    Bids are due November 26 for the towers division of NTL, which could net £600m-£800m.
  • Cable company Ono Group has sent out requests for proposals to a large group of banks for a Eu1.25bn loan. The borrower was last in the market in 2001 with a Eu845m facility.
  • Rumours of the death of the Jumbo Pfandbrief market are much exaggerated. Although volumes will dip this year, legislative change should fuel a powerful rebound in 2005.
  • Consumer electronics group Philips will pay an out of the box margin of 22.5bp over Euribor for its Eu2.5bn single tranche seven year deal.
  • Phoenix IT Group, the IT services company, began trading yesterday (Thursday) after its £92.43m IPO and rose slightly in low volume.
  • The German equity market's performance at a primary level has done little if anything to restore confidence this year. Dealflow has been disappointing not only in terms of volume but also quality. No wonder then that retail trading flows in equities in the second quarter were negative in Germany. However, much corporate restructuring still needs to be done and bankers and investors hope this will drive the market forward next year.
  • The Eu150m three year bullet loan for RZB Polska is oversubscribed and will not proceed into general syndication.
  • Banco Português de Negócios's (BPN) Eu50m three year deal is oversubscribed ahead of close. The borrower is likely to increase the loan before signing on November 22.
  • UK insurance company Prudential on Wednesday completed the £1bn rights issue whose announcement shocked shareholders last month.
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