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  • There have been some truly eye-catching banking results recently. Royal Bank of Scotland led the way with its dazzling figures and now Lehman Brothers has produced numbers which had competitors falling off bar stools or shaking their heads in amazement.
  • The second Basel Capital Accord, on track for implementation at the beginning of 2007, will irreversibly change the way the syndicated loan market operates. Are bankers paying enough attention? Taron Wade reports.
  • Diligent readers will notice the delightful British racing green copy of Loan Market Review accompanying this edition.
  • Competition in the syndicated loan market for mandates has reached frenzied levels due to a sharp drop in deal supply and an excess of banks chasing business. And taking a look at deal volumes in the first quarter of 2004, the mandate chase is poised to become even more intense.
  • Competition in the syndicated loan market for mandates has reached frenzied levels due to a sharp drop in deal supply and an excess of banks chasing business. And taking a look at deal volumes in the first quarter of 2004, the mandate chase is poised to become even more intense.
  • If you haven't yet read Gillian Tett's book, Saving the Sun, don't just sit on your duff, go and buy one while stocks last.
  • Malaysia's ministry of finance has awarded the mandate for a $1.3bn financing package for 1st Silicon (Malaysia) and Penerbangan Malaysia to a group of five banks.
  • Europe's loans bankers are ready for a new generation of mergers and acquisitions deals, led once again by consolidation in the telecoms sector. Adam Harper reports.
  • Manchester Airport Group has signed banks into a £325m five year deal arranged by Allied Irish Banks (bookrunner) and Co-op Bank. The two leads each committed £85m.
  • Compiled by Richard Favis, RBC Capital Markets