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  • Volkswagen has launched a securitization of auto lease receivables, a €970 million ($1.26 billion) floating-rate ABS issuance backed by German auto lease receivables on mainly new vehicles bought and sold by Volkswagen Leasing.
  • The rise of synthetics and deteriorating home equity ABS performance are expected to be major themes in the U.S. collateralized debt obligation market in 2007.
  • NM Rothschild & Sons is set to roll out a £188.1 million ($370.3 million) commercial mortgage-backed securities deal, Rec-6 Alburn Real Estate Capital, that securitizes the senior portion of a single loan originated by NM Rothschild.
  • FriedbergMilstein has engaged GSO Capital Partners as a sub-advisor to three of its funds. The deal was effective as of Monday.
  • EuroWeek understands that Barclays Capital, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ and Woori Bank have won the mandate to arrange the $200m one and two year loan for Hyundai Motor Finance America. Bankers expect this to be run as a club deal and a sell-down is unlikely.
  • Newbridge Capital has invested $100m in Union Insurance, a division within ailing conglomerate Rebar. The private equity firm will receive a 50% to 60% stake in the company.
  • Barclays Capital has maintained its lead at the top of the private placement table which includes self-led trades, and pushed in front of HSBC at the top of table two which only counts deals for third party borrowers.
  • It's surprisingly rare for my acquaintances in Asia's bond business to get worked up over the trifling matter of a basis point or two. Seldom does a deal that was so obviously successful as Kookmin Bank's most recent five year floater entice words of rage, contempt, and even the odd expletive from bonds bankers.
  • Taiwanese brokerage firm KGI International is in the market with a $50m facility via HSBC. The loan is guaranteed by KGI International Holdings.
  • Ratings: Baa2
  • India's UTI Bank this week launched the third offshore bond from an Indian lender in as many weeks, with a smoothly executed $250m three year floating rate note.
  • Chinese property developer Yanlord Land Group is on the road with global coordinator Goldman Sachs and joint arranger Morgan Stanley to raise about $500m through a convertible bond issue and equity issue to fund acquisitions.