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  • There was a bank meeting in New York this week for the syndication of debt backing the buy-out of German chemicals group Celanese. The deal was launched last week in the US and Europe and the deadline for commitments is May 26.
  • London's Euromarket dealers, brokers and investors attended a charity dinner at Chelsea football club this week, raising close to £100,000 for a number of good causes.
  • Mandated arranger Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp has launched a $100m three year financing for Weiqiao Textile into sub-underwriting.
  • Four European companies met widely different receptions this week in a wary bond market, characterised by a reluctance to buy and widening spreads.
  • Halfords, the UK car parts retailer, stole a march on its German peer Auto-Teile Unger this week by launching its £282.1m IPO more than a week before that for ATU.
  • The Czech Export Bank?s (CEB) $220m four year loan has been signed. BayernLB and Calyon are mandated lead arrangers on the deal, which achieved a modest oversubscription and was increased from $200m.
  • The reduction in the size of the high yield bond for Debenhams will reduce the dividend that the sponsors are taking out of the deal. The reduction will be commensurate ? the decrease in the size of the high yield bond from £325m to £275m will result in the dividend shrinking £50m to £80m.
  • Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu (DTT) has signed banks into a $590m loan, arranged by bookrunners Barclays Capital and ING.
  • From an unseasonably cool Frankfurt, we hear from Heidi von Grippenutz, our German bureau chief, and the girl whose methods of persuasion can make any banker spill the beans and beg for more.