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  • Credit Suisse First Boston and Royal Bank of Scotland were the only houses to move up the issuance tables this week as they become increasingly entrenched in their positions in the run up to year end.
  • Major banks in Taiwan are gearing up to receive the mandate for a NT$25bn fundraising for Chi Mei Optoelectronics in the next two weeks.
  • Telecom Italia looked set to make a perfect debut in the 144A dollar bond market this week with a wildly oversubscribed $4bn offering - but the deal ended up being a brutal initiation.
  • Telecom Italia brought its much expected three tranche dollar offering this week, selling $4bn at five years, 10 years and 30 years via Telecom Italia Capital.
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  • Deutsche Bank is moving into the final stages of marketing the second issue from its Deco large loan programme, which should refinance a Eu550m loan backed by the CentrO Oberhausen super-regional shopping centre in Germany.
  • Spreads in Dutch MBS held firm this week as GMAC Residential Funding Corporation (RFC) Nederland BV and Friesland Bank came to market with well received issues.
  • Securitisation specialists believe Lehman Brothers may be in talks about acquiring UK non-conforming mortgage lender Preferred Mortgages, to add to Southern Pacific Mortgages, which it already owns.
  • London & Continental Railways, the company building the high speed rail link between London and the Channel Tunnel, has begun marketing its long awaited securitisation of track access charges and government domestic capacity charges.
  • A shadowy group of European banks has set up an embryonic European Mortgage Finance Agency which they hope will grow into a pan-European mortgage agency like Fannie Mae in the US.