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  • There was very good supply of dollar issuers from non-US borrowers this week, much of which were swapped out of dollars or to floating rate dollars. Dollar swap spreads compressed under the weight of this issuance, said dealers in New York.There was very good supply of dollar issuers from non-US borrowers this week, much of which were swapped out of dollars or to floating rate dollars. Dollar swap spreads compressed under the weight of this issuance, said dealers in New York.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Calyon and Mashreqbank's $600m three year loan for Dubai International Capital has been signed. Allocations were scaled back following an oversubscription. The deal comprises a $400m term loan and a $200m revolver, both of which pay a margin of 80bp over Libor.
  • Citigroup, Capital International and Concord Investment have agreed to buy Egypt's Amoun Pharmaceuticals for $459m. The target, listed on the Cairo Exchange, told the market it was selling 93% of its shares.
  • African Export-Import Bank, Afreximbank, will increase its $150m loan to $175m following an oversubscription.
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  • investors@whoswho.com For once, bankers talking about the who's who of the investor community were spot on. From Bono to the Pope, everyone wanted a chunk of this week's inaugural bond from the International Finance Facility for Immunisation. And it was not just the Pope — the Chief Rabbi, the heads of the Muslim Council of Britain, the Hindu Forum and the Network of Sikh Organisations also placed orders. Surely it doesn't get any better than that.
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  • Credit Suisse launched the £173m LSE IPO of fixed income investment company BlueBay Asset Management this week, hoping to complete it on November 17.
  • Fortis Bank has become the first continental European borrower to set up a mortgage securitisation master trust.
  • HCA priced its jumbo $5.7bn high yield deal this week — the second biggest high yield bond in history. In favourable conditions, the deal traded well in the secondary market showing that the strong appetite for LBO-inspired deals has not diminished.
  • Bookrunner Société Générale is planning to close syndication of the Eu118m loan supporting Axa Private Equity's buy-out of speciality chemicals business Eliokem soon.