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  • The City of Göteborg has mandated Danske Bank and SEB to arrange a Skr3bn revolver, which includes a Skr1bn swingline portion.
  • JP Morgan was the highest climber in table one this week, moving up one place to sixth. The US house trails fifth placed HSBC by less than $70m and leads seventh placed Morgan Stanley by just over $110m. Competition among these houses is strong, but both JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley have so far this year failed to match their performances over the first quarter of 2003.
  • Cal-Comp Electronics (Thailand) has awarded the mandate for an $80m five year facility to Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp.
  • Uni-President Enterprises has sent out requests for proposals for a NT$7.5bn five year dual tranche financing. The loan will comprise a guarantee facility and a revolving credit.
  • Barclays Capital, ING and Rabobank have signed into facilities supporting the buy-out of Radio 538 via sole mandated lead arranger BNP Paribas.
  • Ukraine's equity markets have remained underdeveloped as the government and the country's companies have focused on developing domestic and international bond markets in recent years. As a result, any funds to reach Ukraine's companies have taken the form of private equity investments. Kathryn Wells asks whether this situation is about to change.
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  • Ukraine's equity markets have remained underdeveloped as the government and the country's companies have focused on developing domestic and international bond markets in recent years. As a result, any funds to reach Ukraine's companies have taken the form of private equity investments. Kathryn Wells asks whether this situation is about to change.
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  • Gary Jenkins, global head of credit research at Barclays Capital, has quit the bank after 15 years, EuroWeek understands.