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  • Do the loan market party animals never rest? This week it was Rabobank that hosted the festivities for syndicators eager to soak up the summer sunshine.
  • LogicaCMG has increased its loan from £250m to £330m and signed banks in. Barclays Capital and HSBC are bookrunners for the five year deal. ABN Amro, ING and JP Morgan are also mandated lead arrangers.
  • Wynn Resorts (Macau)?s $400m equivalent three and seven year project financing should close by the end of next week. Deutsche Bank and SG Asia are arranging the facility.
  • Mandated arrangers AmMerchant Bank, HSBC and Standard Chartered have launched a $190m equivalent five year dual tranche fundraising for Usaha Tegas Resources and Pacific Investments BVI into sub-underwriting and general syndication.
  • UK entrepreneur Philip Green abandoned his attempt to gain control of retailer Marks & Spencer on Wednesday, causing disappointment in the leveraged loan market that the £7.5bn financing to support his approach would not be needed.
  • The M&S saga was punctuated by various manoeuvres and stratagems this week, but it ended in surrender by entrepreneur Philip Green when he dropped out of the fight late on Wednesday.
  • Compiled by Richard Favis, RBC Capital Markets
  • UK entrepreneur Philip Green abandoned his attempt to gain control of retailer Marks & Spencer on Wednesday, causing disappointment in the leveraged loan market that the £7.5bn financing to support his approach would not be needed.
  • The Mauritius Commercial Bank is in the market for a $30m three year loan. The margin is 85bp over Libor and pays fees of 50bp for commitments of $7.5m and 40bp for $5m.
  • The $300m in facilities for the recapitalisation of semiconductor group Memec has been closed and signed. Barclays and JP Morgan are arranging the deal.
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  • Merrill Lynch said on Tuesday that profits rose 10% to $1.1bn for the second quarter of 2004 and that net revenue in the period was up slightly from a year earlier to $5.3bn.