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  • Is there a whiff of cordite in the air along the corridors of power in 85, Broad Street, the ivory and marble towered HQ of Goldman Sachs in New York?
  • Mandated arrangers Crédit Agricole, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp and Standard Chartered Bank are said to have launched a S$300m five year credit for Fraser & Neave into syndication this week.
  • Rating: Aa1/AA+
  • Amount: £50m lower tier two capital
  • Rating: A2/A/A+
  • Sasol, the South African oil and gas company, has extended the deadline for commitments on its Eu350m three year refinancing. Ten banks have committed to the transaction, which is already oversubscribed.
  • Banks are still waiting for Hanjin Shipping to award the mandate for a $330m credit with a tenor greater than 10 years.
  • BNP Paribas is launching Eu83.5m of senior facilities to support the buy-out of Menaje del Hogar by Suala Capital Partners. The transaction is all senior debt.
  • Bankers say they have already received commitments for the $366m 364 day facility for Vitol launched last week. Mandated lead arrangers are BNP Paribas, ING and JP Morgan.
  • V&S (Vin & Sprit) mandated SEB, SG and Svenska Handelsbanken yesterday (Thursday) to arrange and underwrite a Eu300m five year revolver. V&S produces and distributes alcoholic beverages including Absolut vodka. It is 10% owned by the Swedish state.
  • Strong week on week performances from the top banks continue to mean little change in the top half of table one. Citigroup, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank have pulled away from the pack, with fourth placed Deutsche more than $3.2bn ahead of HSBC in fifth, which is around $1.5bn ahead of sixth placed UBS.