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  • Crédit Lyonnais will today (Friday) close the books on the Hong Kong IPO of Lee & Man, the privately owned paper manufacturer from mainland China.
  • Cosco Pacific will embark on the roadshow for its inaugural $300m 10 year Reg S Eurobond on Monday, the same day that it announces its half year financial results.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston has proved that hiring Asia Pacific equity staff is not just the province of ABN Amro and ING, by making four new appointments to its Asian equity capital markets team.
  • Korea
  • Stockland Property Trust, Australia's fourth largest property trust, concluded its sale of 50m new units yesterday (Thursday), raising A$232.5m.
  • ABN Amro has made a series of relocations and appointments to beef up its Asia Pacific capital markets teams. Unlike the previous swathe of equity appointments, the bank has brought a set of new credit bankers from around the globe to its Singapore office, ABN's regional headquarters for financial markets.
  • Indonesian borrowers PT Aneka Tambang Terbuka (Antam) and PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) had mixed fortunes in the bond markets this week.
  • ASIA
  • The future of Alstom, the beleaguered French engineering company, is hanging in the balance after the European Commission flatly rejected the French government's proposed Eu6.9bn rescue package for the group.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Barclays Capital, Citigroup, HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland have announced pricing, tickets and fees for Dixons' £350m loan.
  • Dollar and euro swap spreads moved in opposite directions this week. While dollar levels continued to grind tighter, euro prices were bid wider at the end of the week in an energetic bout of paying that is believed to be linked to asset swap business.