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  • Grupo Banco Popular disappointed the covered bond market this week by taking an aggressive approach to its first pooled cédulas hipotecarias issue ? a Eu2bn 10 year deal through its IM Cédulas vehicle.
  • The debt supporting the buy-out of IMO Carwash will be launched into syndication next week and a bank meeting is planned for February 12. The £350m secondary buy-out by JP Morgan Partners will be backed by £280m in debt facilities.
  • Banks have formed groups to pitch for the $75m financing for the Oil & Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) guaranteed Mangalore Refinery & Petrochemicals (MRPL) transaction.
  • ING will sell almost all its Asian equity businesses to Macquarie Bank, to focus instead on bonds, loans, derivatives and M&A.
  • Spain's largest bank, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, stormed the Spanish stock market on Wednesday to raise Eu2bn, through the issue of 195m new shares.
  • Israel Chemicals Limited (ICL) has signed a self-arranged Eu140m deal through a consortium of eight banks. The loan has a tenor of 3-1/2 years and pays a margin of Euribor plus 105bp.
  • Spread widening caused by the volatility in the market over the last two weeks means that credit investors can finally see value.
  • The Republic of Italy will next week issue a new 10 year BTP linked to euro zone inflation, fulfilling its commitment to build a yield curve and provide liquidity to the sector.
  • The Republic of Italy will next week issue a new 10 year BTP linked to euro zone inflation, fulfilling its commitment to build a yield curve and provide liquidity to the sector.
  • Speculation is mounting about an imminent refinancing for Telecom Italia's Eu4.5bn revolver. "They will have to do a refinancing soon and there is no doubt they are in discussions with banks," said a London loans banker.
  • The Italian government on Tuesday approved a draft law aimed at strengthening the country's financial regulatory system in the wake of the Parmalat scandal.
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