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  • Sampo Oyj, the Finnish financial services group, was the unlikely star of the financial bond sector this week as it found a receptive market for its Eu300m senior bond and Eu600m debut lower tier two issue.
  • Wolverhampton & Dudley Breweries has signed its £420m loan. The transaction was over-subscribed in syndication and increased from £360m. The mandated lead arrangers are Barclays Capital (bookrunner), HSBC, Lloyds TSB and Royal Bank of Scotland. The loan pays a margin of Libor plus 80bp out of the box and a commitment fee at 40% of the applicable margin. In syndication, banks were offered tickets of £30m for 30bp and £15m for 20bp.
  • Colombia received a vote of confidence from the World Bank this week when it chose the country's local debt markets to be the venue for its first-ever purely domestic Latin American bond issue.
  • Colombia received a vote of confidence from the World Bank this week when it chose the country's local debt markets to be the venue for its first-ever purely domestic Latin American bond issue.
  • Clariant, the Swiss chemicals company, has launched a Sfr750m three year revolver. The margin is set at 75bp over Euribor but will alter according to a ratings grid when the company has been assigned a long term credit rating.
  • Quanta Display Corp should award the mandate for a NT$30bn seven year financing next week. An 11 bank arranger group led by International Commercial Bank of China is tipped to be the winner.
  • The £440m in total debt financing TDR Capital's purchase of Ask Central will be launched within 10 days. Lehman Brothers, HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland have underwritten the deal which also refinances the loan put in place by Bank of Scotland for the buy-out of Pizza Express. The new loan will include a subordinated piece that will resemble a mezzanine bridge to a high yield bond offering.
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  • Managing directors in exotic credit trading and credit structuring at top tier investment banks made about £1.625m on average last year ? about £1m after tax ? according to a salary survey of the debt capital markets by recruitment consultancy Napier Scott. That figure would typically mean a basic salary of £125,000 and £1.5m of bonuses. Top producers, of course, will have made many times more.