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  • HVB Group, Europe's largest issuer of asset backed securities, has extended its streak of offerings with a Eu3bn synthetic securitisation of residential mortgages.
  • Credit Suisse this week closed its second synthetic securitisation of residential mortgages in just over four months, lead managed by its own investment bank.
  • Ibercaja trumped its Spanish peer Bankinter this week by pricing its Eu1bn residential mortgage securitisation inside the latter's deal of two weeks ago.
  • Uniqa Alternative Investments, the specialist ABS investment manager in Vienna, has launched its first primary collateralised debt obligation, a CDO of CDOs arranged by CIBC World Markets.
  • Paragon Mortgages Ltd this week became the first UK buy-to-let mortgage lender to issue in the US market, when it raised the equivalent of £713.5m via Barclays Capital and RBS Financial Markets.
  • ABN Amro cemented its presence in the Portuguese mortgage securitisation market this week, arranging a finely priced Eu1bn deal for Banco Comercial Português (BCP) just three weeks after bringing a Eu700m repeat issue for Caixa Económica Montepio Geral.
  • Citigroup and RBS have won joint bookrunner mandates for two large pub securitisations, which will be roadshowed for the rest of the month and are expected to be launched in November.
  • Citigroup and Bank of America netted two senior managing agents last week after launching syndication late last month to pro rata players for the $1.65 billion credit backing the buyout of Ondeo Nalco (LMW, 9/29).
  • NUI Utilities has entered into a letter of intent with a third-party lender for a $50 million unsecured credit to fund its short-term needs as parent NUI Corp.'s board of directors pursue the sale of the company, said Linda Lennox, director of investor relations.
  • JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley are launching an index of the 25 most liquid credit-default swaps in Asia. The firms launched a similar index in Australia last week and have been rolling out other regional so-called TRAC-X indices since April. "This will allow end-users and the dealer community to easily trade and hedge Asia as a macro-sector," said Robert Breden, executive director and Japan and non-Japan Asia head of investment grade trading and structuring in Tokyo.
  • Large pieces of Allegiance Telecom have traded over the last week as the levels for the company's bank debt continue on their upward push into the 92-94 context.