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A word on Deutsche Bank and its charismatic leader, Josef Ackermann. The recovery of Deutsche Bank has been one of the financial miracles of the last three years.
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Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group is planning to issue up to $5bn of new equity capital through joint arrangers Daiwa Securities SMBC and Goldman Sachs, EuroWeek has learned — though no official confirmation could be obtained.
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Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group is planning to issue up to $5bn of new equity capital through joint arrangers Daiwa Securities SMBC and Goldman Sachs, EuroWeek has learned — though no official confirmation could be obtained.
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Although auto manufacturing, again, was the most active sector in single name trading in the US last month, specialty retailing joined the most active column for the first time, according to data released this week by CDS broker GFI.
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The Swiss franc market enjoyed a flying start to 2006 with one of the busiest weeks in the sector that syndicate managers could remember.
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BNP Paribas took second place from Deutsche Bank in league table two this week. The German bank's downward spiral continues, after it relinquished its reign at the top of the table to Citigroup in December 2005.
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Telefónica of Spain finally mandated Eu5.5bn of bonds to refinance its acquisition of the UK's O2 this week, and in doing so primed the market for what bankers are claiming will be the biggest unsecured Eurobond for three years.
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US investors' voracious appetite for yield led them to gobble up three more highly successful deals for $1.9bn this week, on top of the $1.7bn two insurance groups raised last week.
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US investors' voracious appetite for yield led them to gobble up three more highly successful deals for $1.9bn this week, on top of the $1.7bn two insurance groups raised last week.
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US investors' voracious appetite for yield led them to gobble up three more highly successful deals for $1.9bn this week, on top of the $1.7bn two insurance groups raised last week.
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The French government announced on Wednesday the winning bidders for the three state-owned toll motorway operators it is auctioning, paving the way for around Eu17bn of corporate and infrastructure loans to be syndicated early in 2006.