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  • "It's been a fantastically fun week," said a dealer at a major US investment bank in London at the close of trading yesterday (Thursday).
  • It has been another roller-coaster ride for equity fund managers covering the Japanese market. The Nikkei 225 hit a near 20 year low earlier this year, but has since staged a remarkable rally, driven largely by international fund managers and buoyed by deep liquidity.
  • The Eu900m loan supporting the acquisition of SchlumbergerSema by Atos Origin should close tomorrow. EuroWeek understands the loan is 50% oversubscribed.
  • The Sohar Oil Refinery project's $907.8m 14 year term loan will close at the beginning of next week oversubscribed. Bankers said the deal went better than expected and ascribed this to the strong structure of the transaction.
  • The Islamic Republic of Pakistan awarded the mandate for a $500m five year Eurobond to Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan this week.
  • Japanese domestic debt continues to be mispriced, local investors are unable to make a realistic return on their risk, and the anomalies in the market are having a corrosive effect on the whole economy.
  • Investors in Parmalat's shares and credit suffered volatility all week after a controversy blew up last Friday (November 7) about the Italian food company's accounting practices.
  • Mandated arrangers ING, Mizuho Corporate Bank and Standard Chartered have extended the deadline for Development Bank of Philippines' $70m three year credit.
  • Bank of Scotland has launched the £190m acquisition facility to support the buy-out of Pizza Express by TDR Capital and Capricorn Ventures. The loan is structured with slightly wider pricing than typical European leveraged deals.
  • The long awaited mandate for the Eu500m liquidity backstop for Polish Oil and Gas (Polskie Górnictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo or PGNiG) has been mandated to BNP Paribas, Citigroup, Crédit Agricole Indosuez, Deutsche Bank, KBC, Mizuho, Pekao, PKO, SMBC and WestLB.
  • Whatever became of James 'Jimmy' Quigley, the legendary debt originator at Merrill Lynch? From his early days, Quigs was always destined to be nominated for the Euromarkets' Hall of Fame and he must have travelled more miles than half a dozen commercial airline pilots.