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  • Fear is gripping banks in the loan market as they face the very real possibility of missing their 2004 revenue targets.
  • Amount: ¥12.38bn
  • Fear is gripping banks in the loan market as they face the very real possibility of missing their 2004 revenue targets.
  • Loan Ranger was pleased to find Deutsche bankers back in the office this week after their recent adventures. The reason details are scarce on Deutsche Bank?s party last week in Frankfurt is because the bank only invited its clients. They learned tons about them in the tower in Manhattan-on-the Rhine, but aren?t talking, as that would defeat the purpose.
  • A M$240m four year multi-tranche financing for property developer Setia Putrajaya was signed on Tuesday. AmMerchant Bank arranged the deal.
  • Man Group has mandated 10 banks to arrange a $1.75bn five year refinancing. ABN Amro, Bank of America, Barclays Capital, Danske Bank, Deutsche Bank, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, HSBC and Lloyds TSB are the mandated lead arrangers.
  • Citigroup has poached two investment banking big hitters from Merrill Lynch in Asia ? Kenneth Poon, head of Asian equity capital markets, and Tracey Woon, head of Singapore investment banking.
  • Sodbusinessbank has defaulted on a Rb500m (around $17.3m) bond, in what is believed to be the first default on Russia?s fledgling Russian corporate bond market since it began around three years ago.
  • The market for euro denominated sovereign bonds may sometimes seem like a staid and conservative place. The last 18 months, however, have seen a euro-govie renaissance, as the structure of demand has changed and sovereign borrowers have expanded the products on offer, trying new methods and maturities. Neil Day reports on a sustained and imaginative period of reinvention in the once stolid EU sovereign market.
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  • Banche Popolari Unite has increased the size of its BPU International Finance debt issuance programme to Eu5bn from Eu4.5bn. The Italian commercial bank has also made several changes to the dealer panel of the facility.