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  • Banks participating in KfW’s True Sale Initiative (TSI) for German securitisation appear to be backing away from plans to create a separately capitalised company to carry out pooled transactions.
  • Banks participating in KfW’s True Sale Initiative (TSI) for German securitisation appear to be backing away from plans to create a separately capitalised company to carry out pooled transactions.
  • Citigroup, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, Goldman Sachs and SG have been mandated by Bain Capital to arrange and be bookrunner on the debt for the buy-out of chemical distributor Brenntag. It is likely that there will be a few more mandated lead arrangers on the transaction but they are unlikely to receive bookrunner status.
  • In what was otherwise a highly successful week, Goldman Sachs made an embarrassing slip-up with its block trade in UK pub and restaurant company Punch Taverns.
  • The Eu120m term loan for Germanos, a retail phone dealer, has been signed via mandated lead arrangers Citigroup (bookrunner) and EFJ Eurobank.
  • Hagemeyer, the troubled Dutch electrical materials distribution company, on Wednesday announced a refinancing plan, which the company hopes will rescue its finances.
  • There are only a certain number of investment banking stories that deserve to be turned into a film. Despite all the fun and the razzmatazz, Michael Lewis’ book, Liar’s Poker, never made it to the silver screen and today, it would be hopelessly outdated. Tom Wolfe’s truly memorable book, Bonfire of the Vanities, never managed to convey the same magic when turned into a film.
  • Belgian cable company Telenet launched a Eu500m bond this week, ensuring that the European high yield market ended 2003 with a bang.
  • The project financing for Cora, the Belgian supermarket chain, in Hungary will be signed shortly.
  • Bank of China has been mandated to arrange a HK$1bn three year dual tranche credit for Prime Reward Finance. The facility is guaranteed by parent company Sino Land.