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  • It is that time of year again, when we scarper off to Sotogrande on the southernmost tip of Spain for some rest and recreation. Is it true that we will be away for the whole of June and July? Isn?t that rather decadent, compared to the demanding and intensively competitive world of investment banking, where many of our friends complain that they are lucky to be able to get away for more than a single week?
  • Do we sense that some unscrupulous rascals are lobbing a few stones at Barclays Capital, the very epitome of a thoroughly modern and successful Euromarket house, which Bob Diamond essentially built from grass roots?
  • The South African Reserve Bank will mandate 23 banks on to its $1bn facility imminently. Bankers say the deal will carry a benchmark margin of about 50bp over Libor.
  • Samsung Corp is sounding out banks for funding up to $200m for its Hong Kong and US subsidiaries, say bankers. Tenors of two or three years are being discussed. Requests for proposals are likely to be sent to banks next week.
  • The refinancing loan for cable and wireless operator Auna has been increased from Eu4.3bn to Eu4.5bn and will be launched into syndication on June 14, followed by a bank meeting in Madrid on June 21.
  • The Skr3bn revolver for the City of Göteborg will be signed Tuesday. The loan, which includes a Skr1bn swingline portion, refinances an existing Eu300m revolver from 1999. Danske Bank and SEB are arranging the facility.
  • Goldman Sachs and UBS priced a Sfr317m convertible bond for Swiss Life yesterday (Thursday) and placed around 90% of the deal in a bookbuild after fewer shareholders than expected took up their rights to buy the bonds.
  • Mining and commodities firm Glencore has signed banks into its $5.34bn revolver, led by bookrunners Barclays Capital, Deutsche Bank and SG. ABN Amro, BNP Paribas, Citigroup, Credit Suisse First Boston, ING, JP Morgan and Royal Bank of Scotland are also mandated lead arrangers.
  • Morgan Stanley climbed to fifth in league table one this week, the house?s highest position this year. That compares to a position of fourth at the end of 2003.
  • The Formosa Group has mandated a group of six banks to lead a ¥35.4bn seven year ship financing. The arrangers are Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, BNP Paribas, Chinatrust Commercial Bank, Fortis Bank, ING Bank and Mizuho Corporate Bank. An additional bank may join this group.
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