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  • Japanese financial sector issuers have again inundated the global debt capital markets with regulatory capital issues. While the tide of deals is set to recede — most megabanks have repaid the government for the bailouts from the 1998 financial crisis — it is far from ebbing away altogether.
  • 2006 was an impressive year for Japanese equity-linked issuance, in keeping with the bullish state of the underlying debt and equity markets. Domestic and offshore options both tempted issuers simultaneously. EuroWeek reports on a market in rude health.
  • Japanese securitisation issuance is rising, even though the consumer finance ABS market has wilted under regulatory pressure. The main driver is a new breed of deals from Japan's megabanks, which have begun securitising their residential mortgages as they enter a new partnership relationship with the Government Housing Loan Corp. In 2006 Japan also produced a remarkable transaction by world standards — Softbank's ¥1.45tr whole business securitisation.
  • In the first of a new series of interviews with leading figures in the capital markets, Toby Fildes talks to Jean-Pierre Mustier, CEO of corporate and investment banking at Société Générale in London, about the bank’s strategy.
  • Mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro, Barclays, Calyon and Sberbank have launched a $520m three year bridge loan for aluminium smelter Boguchansky.
  • ABN Amro, Arab Banking Corporation, BNP Paribas, HSBC and Saudi American Bank have been given the mandate to arrange a $6bn, 15 year loan for Saudi Kayan Petrochemical Company.
  • Russian conglomerate Sistema launched the $500m Moscow and London IPO of its technology unit Sitronics this week, hoping investors will be drawn to the company's growth story before the deal is priced on Tuesday.
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  • Bank of Montreal, BBVA, Banco Santander Central Hispano, La Caixa and Royal Bank of Scotland launched the $756m loan for Canaport on Tuesday.
  • Rating: Baa2/BBB-/BBB-
  • Chagala Group, a fast growing Kazakh property developer, has begun educating investors for its AIM flotation, which could value the firm at £200m when completed in late February.