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  • Permira's £937m bid for WH Smith (WHS) is likely to open up an auction for the UK retailer, and leveraged loans bankers are queuing up to back Permira and competing sponsors.
  • Moscow-based Petrocommerce Bank, the proxy of Russian oil company Lukoil, and Novaya Moskva (Nomos) Bank are to establish EuroMTN and EuroCP facilities in the coming months, EuroWeek has learned.
  • The $500m three and five year financing for Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has secured five more commitments from the market. DBS Bank, HSBC, HSH Nordbank, Mitsubishi Securities (HK), Mizuho Corporate Asia (HK), Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp and Standard Chartered Bank are arranging the deal.
  • The facilities backing the buy-out of Pizza Express/Ask Central have been launched to sub-underwriters and institutional investors. The new facilities finance the acquisition of Ask Central by TDR Capital and Capricorn Ventures and also refinance the debt put in place for the acquisition of Pizza Express.
  • The $215m loan to Polish Airports (PPL) for the construction of terminal two at Warsaw airport was signed on Monday. Bank Austria and Bank BPH are mandated lead arrangers on the deal, which was syndicated to 12 banks. It raised $330m, leading the borrower to scale banks' allocations back.
  • Because he was, in our opinion, a man of his time in a period of stockmarket madness, rather than a paid-up member of Al Capone's Murder Inc, we are right behind Frank Quattrone, the former CSFB superstar who is back before the beak in New York for a second trial.
  • On Tuesday former secretary Joyti De-Laurey was found guilty of stealing £4.5m from her bosses at Goldman Sachs. She faces up to 10 years in prison. One of her bosses, Scott Mead, a former partner at the US investment bank, had more than £3m stolen from him by De-Laurey.
  • The $524.3m multi-tranche facility for Trans Thai Malaysia closes today (Friday). Barclays Capital is arranging the deal.
  • In 2000 and 2001, as the global equity freeze began, the world's second largest financial institution looked itself in the mirror and confronted some uncomfortable realities about its equities business.
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