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  • For the first time since 1998 dollar swap spreads ended January at higher levels than where they started the month.
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  • Bookrunners Standard Bank and RZB have launched general syndication of a $60m refinancing for Forum Bank. The facility pays a margin of 215bp.
  • Bank Asya, the Turkish private finance house, has mandated ABC Islamic Bank, Standard Chartered Bank and UniCredit to arrange a $50m musharaba financing. The facility has been structured as a dual tranche one and two year bullet loan.
  • Independent brewer Marston's has mandated Barclays Capital and HSBC to arrange a £400m loan. The loan will be used to help finance the acquisition of Eldridge Pope and refinance an existing £275m facility.
  • Commercial paper flows picked up after sluggish activity last week, but sterling remained quiet. It was an active week in euros and dollars but uncertainty about rate decisions in all the major currency sectors left investors looking at short tenors.
  • Dubai Investment Capital (DIC) has withdrawn its bid to take over Liverpool Football Club after the club received a counter offer from American businessman George Gillett. EuroWeek was unable to contact the Royal Bank of Scotland, which is acting as financial adviser.
  • The world's leading triple-A bond issuers, such as the European Investment Bank, KfW and Rabobank, have been keen to exploit opportunities to tap the public offshore yen markets. But this does not mean international yen issuance is again a potent force. The yen MTN sector remains the market of choice for regular shorter-dated yen borrowing. And in the Uridashi sector, Japanese investors continue to enjoy opportunities to diversify currencies without any credit risk.
  • At last the news is official. Credit Suisse is no longer in the bulge bracket. That is according to the Financial Times, which may have lost some of its clout and zest, but which still retains considerable respect.
  • Bancaja, Barclays Capital, Calyon and JP Morgan this week priced the first securitisation of Spanish residential mortgages in 2007, raising Eu2.6bn for Bancaja.
  • CELF Europe Credit Partners Plc (CECP), a credit opportunity fund arranged by the Carlyle Group's European leveraged finance team, issued another Eu75.7m of equity units this week, and Eu446m of rated debt.