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  • Australia Invited banks have until the end of the month to commit to the A$400m dual tranche refinancing for television broadcaster Ten Group. Toronto Dominion Australia is the arranger with Westpac Banking Corp the co-arranger.
  • A SPATE of large equity issues will emerge from Australia in the next three months, culminating in the jumbo Vodafone Pacific flotation in late June and the NRMA insurance division IPO in July. US telecoms firm RSL Communications is braving the volatile global stock market conditions to sell its entire stake in ComVergent Telecommunications, while the takeover of Colonial Group by Commonwealth Bank of Australia should spawn a global placement of up to A$1bn of CBA shares.
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  • Has Leonhard Fischer, the new fast-track supremo of Dresdner Kleinwort Benson finally found a successor to 'TJ' Lim, who moved from DKB to Merrill Lynch and was immediately followed by many of his disciples? Throughout the week the bookmakers have been taking monster bets on Connie Voldstad, who first arrived in the Euromarkets before electronic calculators and the mini-skirt. According to the punters on the rails, the grizzled Connie had the top job in his pocket.
  • Four banks - ABN Amro, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and UBS Warburg - are on the verge of underwriting a loan worth around $20bn for Unilever, as it presses ahead with another acquisition. Having lately bought Ben and Jerry's for $326m and Slim-Fast Foods for $2.3bn, the Anglo-Dutch conglomerate is back in the US with an unsolicited bid for Bestfoods.
  • THE CREATION of a joint venture between the London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Börse’s iX and Nasdaq may sound the death knell for both the Easdaq and the Euro.NM alliance.
  • Blue Circle can congratulate itself on its defence tactics following French cement company Lafarge's failed hostile bid for the UK company. To fulfil an £800m share buy back promise, a crucial part of its defence, Blue Circle will shortly launch its £1.6bn syndicated loan, currently underwritten by Greenwich NatWest and WestLB.
  • THE CREATION of a joint venture between the London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Börse’s iX and Nasdaq may sound the death knell for both the Easdaq and the Euro.NM alliance.
  • Blue Circle can congratulate itself on its defence tactics following French cement company Lafarge's failed hostile bid for the UK company. To fulfil an £800m share buy back promise, a crucial part of its defence, Blue Circle will shortly launch its £1.6bn syndicated loan, currently underwritten by Greenwich NatWest and WestLB.