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  • Telefónica of Spain and Wienerberger of Austria highlighted the supply/demand imbalance in the euro corporate bond market this week, as investors piled into the books for their new issues.
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  • The Republic of Turkey put its borrowing plans for 2007 firmly back on track this week with a smooth Eu1.25bn 12 year issue that garnered Eu2.5bn of orders and earned plaudits from bankers away from the deal. It is the largest euro deal Turkey has ever done.
  • BayernLB and Standard Bank have launched syndication of the $50m one year trade related facility for Finance and Credit Bank.
  • The $50m one year revolving credit for Oman Insurance Company, led by WestLB, will be launched next Tuesday. Oman Insurance Company is a subsidiary of Mashreqbank and is based in Dubai.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Citibank, Garanti Bank, HSBC, JP Morgan and Standard Bank have launched syndication of the $3bn facility for Turkish telecoms operator Turkcell.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Barclays, Dresdner Kleinwort, HSBC and Royal Bank of Canada will sign banks into the loan backing Macquarie's purchase of Thames Water within the next few days. There was a 40% oversubscription. Allocations will be scaled back, and there will be no increase.
  • Private equity group Blackstone this week upped the ante in the developing bid war for property group Equity Office Properties.
  • The loan for retirement home builder McCarthy and Stone has been acquired by Mother Bidco, a consortium led by Bank of Scotland, for £1.1bn.
  • With the blackout period for US names in the Swiss franc market having ended, syndicate managers in Zurich suggested this week that one or two North American borrowers are preparing to make an appearance.
  • Change of control language has been embraced by some of the biggest US corporations as the newest and best way of cutting bond issuance costs.