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  • Though volumes grew in euros and yen this week, there was a fall in dollar volumes. Less than $2.3bn was issued in the currency from 150 deals, down from last week's total of $2.7bn.
  • The deadline for PSC-Naval Dockyard's Eu35.6m three year financing, arranged by Natexis Banques Populaires, SG Asia and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp, has been pushed back from this week as banks run through final approvals.
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  • Market volumes were steady this week, with the structured side of the EuroMTN market performing strongly. Nearly $8.5bn was issued from 452 notes.
  • Mediocredito Trentino Alto Adige, a private bank based in the northeast of Italy, is due to sign a Eu750m EuroMTN programme through Banca IMI in the next few weeks, EuroWeek has learnt.
  • Euro volumes were up this week, but have yet to return to the levels at the beginning of September. More than $3.1bn was issued in the currency, up from last week's figure of $2.5bn. However, the number of trades was down, from 110 to 97 notes issued.
  • Whatever became of James 'Jimmy' Quigley, the legendary debt originator at Merrill Lynch? From his early days, Quigs was always destined to be nominated for the Euromarkets' Hall of Fame and he must have travelled more miles than half a dozen commercial airline pilots.
  • Moody's gave the Pfandbrief market a fillip this week by announcing changes to its rating methodology that should mean it will rate nearly all issues at least Aa1 for public sector and Aa2 for mortgage Pfandbriefe.
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  • Remember the world in the first few months of 2003? No one knew what would happen in Iraq. The leading share indices across the globe were mired in uncertainty. The Japanese market was slipping almost daily to new near two decade lows. This was hardly the environment to raise trillions of yen in fresh equity capital for Japan's beleaguered banks.
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