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  • ? The Eu2.5bn debt facility for a new nuclear power plant for Finnish electricity company TVO will be signed next week in Helsinki.
  • ? Who, today, remembers Chris Goekjian, outside CSFB? In our own humble opinion, Chris Goekjian was one of the most brilliant Euromarketeers ever to take centre-stage.
  • ? The pipeline for the leveraged buy-out market is beginning to show very healthy signs for 2004 as private equity sponsors prepare bids for at least four deals in the market.
  • ? The pipeline for the leveraged buy-out market is beginning to show very healthy signs for 2004 as private equity sponsors prepare bids for at least four deals in the market.
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  • ? Freddie Mac will announce its restated results today (Friday) in a pre-trading statement. The US housing agency has previously said it expects to mark its earnings up by about $4.5bn, though the market expects rather more.
  • ? Charbonnages de France (CdF), has launched its Eu600m 364 day facility via mandated lead arrangers ING, Natexis Banques Populaires and SG.
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  • ? Guarantor: General Motors Acceptance Corp
  • ? The $7bn facility for BMW is more than 50% oversubscribed, bankers say. Syndication of the one and five year deal will close next week.
  • ? Granada and Great Universal Stores (GUS), two well known UK firms, have launched self-arranged deals to the frustration of loan syndication teams who are suffering from a lack of dealflow.
  • ? UK retail group Great Universal Stores removed the immediate overhang on the stock of luxury goods retailer Burberry on Wednesday, by raising £180m through a block trade of Burberry shares to refinance debt and return cash to its shareholders.