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  • Amcor has awarded a mandate for a A$900m term loan to National Australia Bank and Deutsche Bank.
  • The Republic of Austria became the first euro zone sovereign to price a 10 year syndicated benchmark flat to Germany this week, after building a Eu10bn order book for its Eu5bn issue.
  • Double-A names re-established themselves as the issuer group of choice this week, taking a 41% share of volumes. Triple-A credits were also busy, taking just over a quarter of the market, while single-A borrowers issued 20%.
  • French holding company Wendel Investissement raised Eu251m yesterday (Thursday) from a cheap exchangeable into Cap Gemini Ernst & Young.
  • Arranger HSBC has extended the deadline for the $150m seven year fundraising for Shanghai World Trade City Corp until next week. Banks requested more time to gain credit approval as they study the information memorandum.
  • With an increase of over $1.85bn on last week's volumes, Citigroup has again extended its lead at the top of table one.
  • Europe's convertible bond market announced its revival in striking fashion yesterday (Thursday) as corporates took advantage of exceptional funding conditions to raise Eu3.2bn of capital.
  • Europe's convertible bond market announced its revival in striking fashion yesterday (Thursday) as corporates took advantage of exceptional funding conditions to raise Eu3.2bn of capital.
  • Zagrebacka banka's Eu150m three year loan has been launched into general syndication by mandated lead banks Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan.
  • Do we sense a whiff of cordite in the air above the ivory and gold towers of Credit Suisse First Boston in New York? Does the sound of tramping feet mean a changing of the old palace guard? Has anyone spied chief executive, John Mack, striding purposefully down the executive corridors carrying a very large broom?