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  • UK chancellor Gordon Brown yesterday (Thursday) announced the appointment of John Parker, chairman of National Grid Transco and RMC Group, as senior non-executive director designate of the court of the Bank of England.
  • Norske Skogindustrier's Eu400m facility is over-subscribed to Eu500m and the borrower is considering an increase. The five year revolver, which pays a margin of 55bp over Libor, is being led by Citigroup, Danske Bank and HSBC.
  • NTL
    Mandated lead arrangers CSFB, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have secured commitments from seven banks as sub-underwriters for the £2.435bn facility for UK cable operator NTL. They were offering tickets of £200m with a final hold of £140m for an all-in fee of 200bp.
  • The New York Stock Exchange and the SEC on Tuesday reached a $242m settlement with five NYSE specialist trading firms over accusations of market abuse.
  • Pendragon has launched syndication of its £300m loan. The deal is split into a £150m revolver and a £150m term loan and is arranged by Barclays Capital, Lloyds TSB and Royal Bank of Scotland. Proceeds will finance Pendragon's intended £230m acquisition of rival car dealer CD Bramall. The agreed cash offer has yet to be accepted by CD Bramall shareholders.
  • A $500m dual tranche fundraising for Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, the central bank, was launched into sub-underwriting and general syndication concurrently this week.
  • The first quarter of 2004 ends on a tense note with the market fixated on today's (Friday's) US non-farm payroll figures. Yesterday's (Thursday's) US manufacturing activity monitor, which showed unexpected strength, caused a sell-off in Treasury prices and bankers are hoping the trend will continue, bringing the market back to a more stable and investor friendly state.
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  • Royal Bank of Scotland has restructured its loan markets group in London by separating out its salesforce and adding a new syndicate function, to sit between origination and distribution. Lois Salter, previously a senior director in the corporate loan origination group, becomes head of sales. The new syndicate group will be headed by Chris Parsons, who was head of high grade distribution.
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