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  • BBVA, BNP Paribas, Citigroup, HSBC, Lloyds TSB and Morgan Stanley are mandated lead arrangers on UK clothes and food retailer Marks & Spencer?s £1.2bn self-arranged loan. Each committed £150m. Fortis Bank, Rabobank and Standard Chartered joined the transaction, with £100m each.
  • The $680m revolver for aerospace defence and electronics components manufacturer Meggitt will be launched at the end of August.
  • Merrill Lynch has hired 17 bankers to its equity derivatives team in an attempt to rebuild it after Nomura hired 13 from the US bank last month.
  • Joint bookrunners BancAmerica Securities and Citigroup are arranging a $175m five year export loan for steel manufacturer Galvak SA de CV, a subsidiary of Hylsamex.
  • The structure for the proposed integration of UFJ Holdings and Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group was made public yesterday (Thursday), including up to ¥700bn ($6.3bn) in extra capitalisation for UFJ.
  • The structure for the proposed integration of UFJ Holdings and Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group was made public yesterday (Thursday), including up to ¥700bn ($6.3bn) in extra capitalisation for UFJ.
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  • Goldman Sachs has been added to the dealer panel of Banque Générale du Luxembourg?s (BGL) Eu10bn EuroMTN programme at the expense of Mizuho which has been dropped.
  • August last year proved to be one of the busiest and most profitable months of 2003 for many EuroMTN houses, but dealers this week said the private market appeared to be mirroring the public market this year as business slowed in the summer lull.
  • EuroWeek hears that winners are expected to emerge soon in the bidding for National Grid?s five regional gas distribution networks.