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GERMANY increased its dominance of 2008 covered bond supply this week, with Berlin-Hannoversche Hypothekenbank pricing a Eu1bn three year mortgage Pfandbrief and SEB AG launching a Eu1bn two year public sector jumbo that is due to be priced today (Friday).
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TXU Tranches Hold Up To B1 Breaking
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Are distressed investors starting to get in to the vulture spirit a bit too readily?
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-- Jeffry Quinn, chairman of Solutia, on landing a modified bankruptcy exit financing after having faced the possibility of needing to extend it's debtor-in-possession facility.
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The following charts show the top five advancers and decliners in terms of % moves in the loan, bond and credit default swap markets for the previous week.
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LUXEMBOURG’s covered bond framework is expected to be updated this summer to introduce a new asset class of "movable objects" lettres de gage, including ships and aircraft.
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JP Morgan has moved up to third place on table one, ahead of Morgan Stanley, with recent trades including a series of Czech koruna deals for corporate names such as its General Electric Capital Corp Czk2.096bn and an earlier issue for BMW (Czk1.08bn). This week it is also thought to have placed a Czk2.5bn five year FRN for E.On. A $103m range accrual for ANZ Bank last week also helped it up the structured table.
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THE MORE relaxed tone in the credit markets at the beginning of the week following the news about the US monoline bond insurers (see credit default swaps story) allowed a healthier crop of new issues in the European bond market, particularly from financial borrowers, than has been the case for months.