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  • What a strange week for Credit Suisse. If we had to guess, the CEO, Ossie Grübel, would have probably buried Credit Suisse First Boston, if he hadn't already done so.
  • The refinancing of $680m of debt used to finance the construction of liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier vessels for Bonny Gas Transport closed on October 13.
  • Guarantor: Nomura Holdings Inc, Nomura Securities Co Ltd
  • Nordea Hypotek launched the tightest inaugural covered bond from a new jurisdiction this week when its Eu1.25bn five year issue was snapped up in minutes by investors keen to gain exposure to the Swedish market.
  • The bank meeting for newsprint and magazine paper producer Norske Skog's Eu400m refinancing via bookrunners Danske Bank, ING, Royal Bank of Scotland and SEB was held this week. The loan has a tenor of five years and three months and will refinance a Eu400m seven year facility from 2002.
  • Suez and Mubadala have won the bid to build the new independent power and water desalination plant (IWPP) at Barka, as well as the acquisition of state-owned Al Rusail Power Company SOAC.
  • Merrill Lynch has sold a Eu514m exchangeable bond to raise regulatory capital for Hungary's OTP Bank — the first such issue for an emerging market financial institution in Europe.
  • Guarantor: Naftex Petrol EooD
  • Bond issuers and investors revelled this week in a market that appeared perfect for new deals — even though it was based on a confusing pattern of economic signals that seemed to contradict each other.
  • Bond issuers and investors revelled this week in a market that appeared perfect for new deals — even though it was based on a confusing pattern of economic signals that seemed to contradict each other.
  • On the whole, the markets expect US Treasury yields to hold up — the 10 year was at 4.78% yesterday (Thursday) afternoon in New York, a whisker higher than its 4.75% level a week ago.