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  • ? The bidding war for mandates on Commercial Bank of Kuwait’s (CBK) $250m loan took a further twist yesterday (Thursday) when Citigroup, Gulf International Bank (GIB), Standard Chartered, Sanpaolo IMI and Mizuho had their offer turned down. The banks, until yesterday, looked certain to win the mandate.
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  • ? So it looks like a drink-off! UBS versus CSFB. The art establishment versus the silver screen. Übercool Eddy versus Young, Posh and Loaded’s Hill.
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  • ? Deutsche Bank will relaunch the £583m in debt facilities backing the buy-out of UK packaging group Linpac Group imminently. The arranger will approach lenders on a one-to-one basis as opposed to a traditional syndication.
  • ? Lithuanian retail group VPM has won a mandate to buy electricity distributor Vakar Fkirstomeidji Tinklai (VFT) from the government and is backed by a group of local Baltic banks, EuroWeek hears. Achema, a Lithuanian conglomerate that was backed by a facility arranged by JP Morgan and Standard Bank, has lost the bid.
  • ? We all have to watch out for political correctness nowadays. And Loan Ranger hears that the PC police came down hard on the ladies in the loan market who were only trying to have some fun — as girls want to do — at the annual Christmas lunch, for their raucous rating of men in the loan market.
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  • ? PSC-Naval Dockyard’s Eu35.6m three year shipping financing, arranged by Natexis Banques Populaires, SG Asia and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp, is to be completed today (Friday).
  • ? This week’s largest growth in volumes and number of transactions came in the euro. More than $4.8bn equivalent was issued in the currency, accounting for a 50% share of issuance from all currencies. That figure was raised from 137 transactions, an increase of 40 from last week’s total.
  • ? Dollar volumes picked up this week, reflecting the continued strength of the structured market in that currency.