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  • Telekom Slovenije has mandated Bank Austria to arrange a Eu98.0855m facility guaranteed by the European Investment Bank (EIB). The five year loan will replace existing finance contracts between the EIB and Telekom Slovenije.
  • Whatever became of Tim Shacklock, Nottingham's favourite son after Robin Hood and the late Brian Clough? Only five years ago Tim was the swashbuckling leader of Dresdner Kleinwort Benson's investment banking business and in a fearless swoop ? which reminded one of a golden eagle landing on a jack-rabbit ? Tim and his fun-loving German boss, Lenny Fischer, launched a raid on Wasserstein, Perella in New York.
  • Sole mandated arranger Citigroup has been sounding out local and international banks for a W500bn multi-tranche debt package for C&M Communications, a cable TV and internet service provider.
  • EuroWeek hears that about eight sponsors are looking at the books for Spanish travel company Amadeus, including Carlyle, CVC Partners and Permira. Bain Capital, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Texas Pacific Group are other private equity buyers that have been named.
  • Morgan Stanley launched an interest rate swaps trading platform on Bloomberg this week.
  • Swiss Re has signed its $4bn six year dual tranche loan. The deal received a hefty oversubscription and was increased from $3.5bn.
  • The Skr4.75bn five year bank loan for Swedish refrigeration group Dometic has been signed through mandated lead arrangers Mizuho (coordinator), Nordea and Svenska Handelsbanken.
  • The NT$1bn multi-tranche facility for GTM Corp has received commitments of NT$600m to date. The lead arranger is Taipei Bank.
  • Citigroup this week became the first house to have led more than 1,000 deals in EuroWeek's league table one this year. But Citi's total of 1,022 trades is less than the 1,203 deals it had notched up by the same time in 2003.