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  • Oh dear! Just as we thought it was safe for CSFB to put its foot back into the water, the firm lost one of its waterwings. What a blow for Brady Dougan, the new chief executive, who had his feet under the desk and was beginning to enjoy himself. The CSFB media machine was making all of the right noises and, as the youngest chief executive on Wall Street, surely it wouldn?t be long before Brady was on the front cover of Time magazine or endorsing a new breakfast cereal on TV?
  • The Eu195m five year leveraged buy-out facility for Bayard Metering is in the market. Mandated arrangers CSFB and National Australia Bank have approached a number of banks to join the deal.
  • The structure of the facilities supporting the buy-out of vending machine and packaging company Autobar follows. There is a Eu195m seven year term loan ?A? paying 225bp, a Eu97.5m eight year term loan ?B? that pays 275bp, a Eu97.5m nine year term loan ?C? paying 325bp and a Eu50m tranche ?D? that is a bridge to asset sales.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Royal Bank of Scotland and Credit Suisse First Boston are considering a reverse flex on the mezzanine tranche of the Eu570m in debt supporting the buy-out of Belgian carpet maker Balta.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Royal Bank of Scotland and Credit Suisse First Boston are considering a reverse flex on the mezzanine tranche of the Eu570m in debt supporting the buy-out of Belgian carpet maker Balta.
  • In November last year, Estonian bank Hansapank became the first borrower from the Baltic region to set up a programme in the EuroCP market. EuroWeek speaks to Petteri Lappalainen, group treasurer at Hansapank in Tallinn, about the borrower?s experiences in the market and its funding activity.
  • Some of Europe?s best known companies, previously thought to be safe from leveraged buy-out attacks, have moved on to the radar screens of the world?s largest venture capital firms, EuroWeek has learnt.
  • Some of Europe?s best known companies, previously thought to be safe from leveraged buy-out attacks, have moved on to the radar screens of the world?s largest venture capital firms, EuroWeek has learnt.
  • While Brady Dougan must be hanging his head in despair, wouldn?t he like to change places with Bob Diamond, the all-conquering chief executive of Barclays Capital? A long time ago, they used to work together, but since then BarCap has been one of the great financial success stories of the last decade, while CSFB, although not a busted flush, has been something of a damp squib.
  • BNP Paribas and Calyon are supporting Cinven and Luxembourg based cable operator Altice One?s bid to buy the French cable assets of Vivendi Universal and France Télécom. The cable companies are worth over than Eu500m.
  • Compiled by: Richard Favis, RBC Capital Markets