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Weekly Trade Round Up

Alltel loans rose slightly Tuesday following the Federal Communications Commission’s approval of its acquisition by Verizon Wireless; two large bids wanted in competition traded well early this week, contributing to a generally stable market environment; and Georgia Gulf’s loans traded up slightly today to 80-82, after the chemical company reported earnings.

  • 05 Nov 2008

FCC Approval Boosts Alltel

Alltel loans rose slightly Tuesday following the Federal Communications Commission’s approval of its acquisition by Verizon Wireless. The wireless carrier’s term loan B2 was trading at 96 3/4 Tuesday afternoon, the B3 was trading at 97 1/4 – 97 1/2. The loans were trading around ...

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GlobalCapital European securitization league table

Rank Lead Manager/Arranger Total Volume $m No. of Deals Share % by Volume
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1 Citi 3,691 11 20.69
2 Morgan Stanley 2,420 6 13.57
3 Goldman Sachs 2,096 5 11.75
4 BNP Paribas 1,686 6 9.45
5 Barclays 1,565 4 8.77

Bookrunners of Global Structured Finance

Rank Lead Manager Amount $m No of issues Share %
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1 Citi 50,762.12 164 10.68%
2 JPMorgan 43,849.74 130 9.22%
3 Wells Fargo Securities 37,970.87 112 7.99%
4 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 36,015.87 117 7.58%
5 Credit Suisse 30,953.64 97 6.51%