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  • EuroWeek hears that there is a Norwegian corporate speaking to banks about completing a club loan.
  • Bank Dhofar al Omani al Fransi's $50m debut loan, which is to be signed on February 17, has been increased to $75m. The three year facility pays a margin of 47.5bp over Libor and was arranged by Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi, Bank of Abu Dhabi and SMBC
  • A former Goldman partner, who counts his own money and dabbles in a couple of hedge funds which he happens to own, tells us that the firm did, as suspected, go quite incandescent with rage about the Sunday newspaper story which claimed that one of their fizziest derivatives traders, Driss Ben-Brahim, was about to collect a bonus of £30m ($55m).
  • Paragon's £250m four year deal is oversubscribed, with bookrunner JP Morgan still waiting for some latecomers to commit.
  • The long awaited launch of the $300m five year fundraising for San Miguel Corp has been launched by arrangers ABN Amro, BNP Paribas, Citigroup Global Markets Asia/Citibank NA (Manila), HSBC, ING Bank, JP Morgan Securities (Asia Pacific), Standard Chartered and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp.
  • The Commercial Bank of Qatar is in final negotiations with four banks for the mandate on its $100m five year bullet loan. EuroWeek hears that the banks are Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi, Gulf International Bank, National Bank of Abu Dhabi and SMBC.
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  • Why has Merrill Lynch begun the primary market race like a hobbled tortoise? Is this a ruse to lure the opposition into a false sense of security? In fact, Merrill was a notoriously slow starter even in the golden age when the firm came first in the primary market league tables for seven consecutive years.
  • Debt facilities backing BC Partners' buy-out of Baxi, the UK boiler manufacturer, will be only the second transaction to include a hybrid mezzanine note, first engineered last year for the buy-out of Focus Wickes.
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