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  • Compiled by Richard Favis, RBC Capital Markets, Johannesburg Tel: +27 11 784 5065
  • Rating: A Amount: Sfr200m
  • The Co-operative Group added to Merrill Lynch Investment Managers' (MLIM) problems this week when it withdrew £500m of investments from its management. The group, which is also threatening legal action, became the latest in a string of clients to withdraw its business following MLIM's disappointing performance. "We have been unhappy with Merrill's investment performance for some time," said Nick Eyre, the Co-operative Group secretary and fund trustee.
  • Bob Voreyer, head of Asia Pacific fixed income capital markets at Morgan Stanley, has put an end to a 10 year stint in the region and moved back to the bank's New York offices. Replacing Voreyer as head of the 12 person regional team is Maximo Blandon, an executive director. Blandon has worked with Voreyer since moving from the US in January 2001. He has already effectively taken on the role as head of the team, but is working with Voreyer in a transition phase in the coming few weeks.
  • Morley Fund Management has started building fixed income teams in Singapore and Boston as part of its strategy to develop a global fixed income operation. Morley has equity teams in London, Singapore and Tokyo but until now has only handled fixed income business, worth £43.2bn, out of London.
  • Guarantor: CITIC Ka Wah Bank Ltd Rating: Baa3/BB+ (Moody's/Fitch)
  • Rating: A2/A- Amount: Eu50m lower tier two capital
  • After weeks of marketing and careful explanation to investors, Credit Suisse First Boston yesterday (Thursday) launched Diversified Strategies CFO, a collateralised debt obligation backed by a fund of hedge funds managed by Bahrain-based Investcorp Management Services. Once they had overcome their initial doubts regarding hedge funds, investors snapped up the paper and the $250m of notes came at the tight end of price talk.
  • Banks will be signed into a £425m acquisition facility for Davis Services Group today (Friday). HSBC invited banks to commit to the deal taking £80m for an underwriting fee of 20bp and a participation fee of 30bp, or £50m for an underwriting fee of 17.5bp and a participation fee of 27.5bp.
  • Intrum Justitia, Europe's largest debt collector, this week started bookbuilding on its Skr1.4bn-Skr2bn IPO. Carnegie and Enskilda are lead managing the deal which is expected to close on June 6, with trading in the stock starting on June 7. The deal comprises a Skr1.4bn capital increase, with any extra being sold by management and Industri Kapital, the Nordic venture capitalist.