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  • Double-A credits re-established themselves in the ratings table this week, taking nearly a 48% share of the market. After matching double-As the previous week, triple-A names dropped away over the last seven days. The majority of double-A issuance came from the private banks, predominantly in euros, dollars and yen. However, Abbey National Treasury Services came with two trades in sterling. The larger was a £12m note that goes out five years.
  • Despite being active on just six deals this week, compared to its nearest rival JP Morgan with 18 trades, Citigroup continues to hold a huge lead in table one. In fact, a quiet week in the market saw no movement in the top 10 and only two houses moved up the table at all.
  • Rating: B1/BB- Amount: Eu100m
  • SG Asia has launched a $50m five year term loan for Grace THW, a Cayman Island incorporated subsidiary of Grace THW Group, a Taiwanese electronics company. The facility features a three year put option and is guaranteed by the chairman of the company, Winston Wong.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Sfr300m obligations foncières
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Eu1bn obligation foncières
  • Amount: £200m Maturity: December 18, 2013
  • The Japanese government has set up the Industrial Revitalisation Corporation of Japan (IRCJ), a new company formed to buy and restructure some of the troubled loans of the country's corporates. The IRCJ will be funded by up to ¥10tr ($80bn) of debt guaranteed by the government.
  • Citigroup has appointed Jeremy Amias, the veteran European fixed income sales banker, as head of fixed income, Asia Pacific. The role had been vacant for over a month.
  • ING is in the market with a $15m one year loan for Temir Bank. The deal pays a margin of 300bp. Four tickets have been offered to the market: co-arrangers with $4m for 60bp; lead managers with $3m for 45bp; managers with $2m for 35bp; and participants with $1m for 25bp.