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  • Anadolubank has signed its $160m syndicated term loan via mandated lead arrangers American Express Bank, Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, Finansbank, Standard Bank, Standard Chartered, Unicredit Group (represented by HVB and Bank Austria) and Wachovia Bank.
  • The debt supporting the secondary buy-out of 2e2 Holdings by Duke Street Capital has been launched into the market via bookrunner Bank of Scotland.
  • ABN Amro, BNP Paribas and Société Générale are in the market with a debut $275m pre-export finance for iron core producer Ferrexpo.
  • Bookrunners Barclays Capital, Dexia, Goldman Sachs and Royal Bank of Scotland have signed banks into the £2.37bn senior secured debt backing the acquisition of Associated British Ports by Goldman Sachs-led consortium Admiral Acquisitions.
  • The $16.8bn loan supporting the largest ever buy-out in history, that for the Hospital Corporation of America, is in the market. The structure of the loan has been amended after entering the market.
  • The UK mortgage backed securities market reached a new pitch of intensity this week, as over £13bn ($24.5bn) of paper came to market, including the world's largest securitisation — a £7.02bn deal from debut securitiser Lloyds TSB.
  • When you are the chief executive of one of the world's top-ranking banks, you normally have every reason to be pleased with your position in life.
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  • Yorkshire Building Society joined the growing ranks of UK covered bond issuers this week with a debut Eu1.5bn five year transaction that showed investors' continued enthusiasm for new names.
  • Cablecom, the Swiss cable TV group, caused controversy in the credit default swap market yesterday (Thursday) and left some investors nursing losses when it made a surprise decision to issue a Eu300m 10 year bond.
  • The dollar bond market proved receptive to issuance again this week as rates held firm and investor demand remained resilient, particularly for longer dated securities.
  • The dollar bond market proved receptive to issuance again this week as rates held firm and investor demand remained resilient, particularly for longer dated securities.