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  • Mandated lead arrangers have yet to be appointed for Commercial Bank of Kuwait's $250m five year term loan. EuroWeek hears there has been some disagreement between the borrower and the banks over the pricing of the deal.
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  • Liverpool Victoria Financial Services has suspended its £75m loan. A banker said the borrower was looking at other fundraising options, the outcome of which would determine its subsequent funding requirement from the loan market.
  • Bank of Valletta's Eu100m term loan has been signed. It was increased by $30m, with banks' allocations being scaled back. The loan will refinance a Eu70m facility signed in July 1998 and is structured to include a step down in margin when lenders are permitted to assign a 20% risk asset weighting to the loan following Malta's accession to the EU in May 2004.
  • The £80m facility for London Luton Airport has been increased to £90m and signed. Barclays Capital is the sole mandated lead arranger on the deal, which supports expansion of the airport.
  • As the syndicated loan market begins winding down for the summer, there remain pockets of activity and even some shuffling of seats for the members of the lending club.
  • Compiled by: Richard Favis
  • Compiled by Holger Kron
  • For the first time in many weeks, dollar volumes were greater than those in euros this week. The US currency took a 39% share of volumes, as opposed to the euro, which took 35%. However, dollar volumes actually fell, with $3.45bn traded compared with $3.8bn last week. The number of deals rose by 15, however, to 255.
  • Compiled by Holger Kron