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  • Barclays is arranging a £47m facility for Legal & General's buy-out of Total Fitness. The deal is split into £34m in senior term debt, a £4m revolver and a £9m capex facility.
  • The UK Listing Authority, part of the Financial Services Authority, has changed the system by which borrowers pay to list deals issued under MTN documentation.
  • Anadolubank has mandated Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, Bank of New York, Commerzbank, Demir Halk Bank, RZB, Standard Bank and Wachovia on to a debut $35m one year deal.
  • The $100m loan for Ukrtelecom Ukraine has been launched into syndication. Citigroup and Standard Bank are leading the deal, which pays 325bp over Libor.
  • While the US population is bitterly divided on who is the best man for the job of president, a position often described as including the leadership of the free world, it seems markets do not really care who wins ? as long as the result is clear.
  • It emerged yesterday (Thursday) that Duke Street Capital is the mystery stalker of sandwich and salads group Uniq. Analysts say a 200p per share bid would be generous.
  • DLJ Merchant Banking Partners and JP Morgan Partners made a bid at 862p a share this week for Northern Irish Pharmaceuticals company Warner Chilcott, which values the company at £1.615bn.
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  • WestLB Covered Bond Bank (WestLB CBB) issued its third public sector asset covered security (ACS) this week, extending its investor base in three key areas ? the US, Asia and eastern Europe ? and attracting a book of just under Eu3bn for its Eu1.5bn three year bond.
  • What is going on at mighty Citigroup, the bank which we recently described as being more accident-prone than a fairground dodgem car?