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  • African Export-Import Bank, Afreximbank's $150m one and three year loan through mandated lead arrangers Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (bookrunner), KBC (bookrunner), Natexis Banques Populaires (bookrunner), Rabobank, Standard Chartered, WestLB (bookrunner) and WGZ-Bank is oversubscribed ahead of close.
  • JP Morgan and UniCredit Banca Mobiliare have relaunched the Eu112.5m IPO of Elica, the Italian company that makes kitchen extractor hoods and has a 50% market share in Europe.
  • Citigroup's debut $1bn loan for real estate and construction group Emaar Properties has been launched into general syndication. The five year facility pays 60bp over Libor. Banks are being targeted with tickets of $50m, $35m and $20m.
  • Emirates Bank International blazed a trail to the Kangaroo market this week, becoming the first Middle Eastern borrower to price an Aussie dollar bond, and living up to its reputation as one of the region's most prolific and adventurous borrowers.
  • German lorry maker MAN will hold a bank meeting next week for its Eu11bn acquisition loan via bookrunners Citigroup and Royal Bank of Scotland and mandated lead arrangers BayernLB, Svenska Handelsbanken and WestLB.
  • Deutsche Bank, ABN Amro, UBS and Credit Suisse failed to match the continued earnings growth of their US rivals in the third quarter, with results released this week betraying a slowdown in underlying earnings.
  • Dollar swap spreads slowly eroded this week, due to new issuance and the strong rally in the Treasury market.
  • bahhum@dresnderkleinwort.com It might soon be the season to be jolly, but cost-cutting exercises and our focus on profitability means no silly gifts for journalists this year at our syndicate Christmas party.
  • Property investment company Foncière des Murs has signed a Eu78.153m acquisition via sole bookrunner BNP Paribas.
  • General Electric Capital Corp (GECC) this week took advantage of strong international demand for yen securities by issuing a ¥65bn ($555m) five year global bond, its first global yen deal since 2001.
  • General Electric Capital Corp (GECC) this week took advantage of strong international demand for yen securities by issuing a ¥65bn ($555m) five year global bond, its first global yen deal since 2001.
  • Automobile product manufacturer AKSys held the bank meeting for its Eu130m refinancing via Dresdner Kleinwort yesterday (Thursday).