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  • Illovo Sugar, has signed a $120m three year club loan. The deal pays a margin of 90bp over Libor and refinances an existing $100m three year term loan, signed in October 2000, which was priced at 95bp over Libor. That deal had a top ticket of $10m for 50bp and a commitment fee of 47.5bp.
  • BBVA and BNP Paribas have been mandated to syndicate the Eu92.4m in debt facilities for the buy-out of Cosecheros Abastecedores (CASA), the Spanish wine producer, by Nazca Capital. Royal Bank of Scotland has joined as a lead arranger.
  • Instituto de Crédito Oficial (ICO), the Spanish lending agency, starred in the non-core dollar markets this week with a five year A$100m offering launched by RBC Capital Markets on Monday.
  • Is Morgan Stanley losing its golden touch in investment banking and M&A advisory work, where it once ruled the roost?
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  • WestLB Covered Bond Bank (WestLB CBB) established itself on the international stage this week by launching its inaugural Irish covered bond, a Eu2bn five year issue.
  • John Woodhall has left Clifford Chance, where he was head of the international structured finance group, to join Sidley Austin Brown & Wood as a senior partner in the international finance group. Woodhall is one of the most experienced and highly regarded securitisation lawyers in Europe. He joined Clifford Chance in 1980, becoming a partner in 1988 just as securitisation was beginning in Europe, and later he pioneered the establishment of the technique in Asia as a managing partner, Asia.
  • Bankers report the £200m loan for marketing and media group Aegis has been oversubscribed by around two-thirds (£133m) but the borrower has decided not to take an increase. ABN Amro, Royal Bank of Scotland (bookrunner) and SG (bookrunner) are mandated lead arrangers.
  • In a quarter when most of the fireworks were coming from the equity-linked market, for a long time it looked like it would be hard to choose a straight equity issue that deserved the title 'Deal of the Quarter'.
  • And talking of former Salomon Brothers stars, we were sent a recent commentary by Michael Lewis, who wrote the clever, but today sadly outdated book, Liars' Poker.
  • Citigroup has hired Craig Duffy from ING as a managing director in Asia equity capital markets.