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  • Rating: AAA (Fitch)
  • While the rapid growth of the Maple bond market has been one of the most striking developments in recent capital markets history, the potentially vast size of the investor base is what excites issuers and intermediaries the most, says Phillip Moore.
  • Al-Saadi Gaddafi, son of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, said this week that private equity firm Carlyle was one of five groups interested in buying Tamoil. The business is worth around Eu3bn.
  • HSH Nordbank and RZB have won the mandate to arrange a Eu15m loan for Ukio Bankas. The facility will be split into a one year tranche and an 18 month portion.
  • Loans bankers have certainly got a taste for celebrities in the past few weeks. Just a week after Jools Oliver, wife of celebrity chef Jamie, was chased away from Nobu Berkeley because of Société Générale's party, HVB has now raised the stakes.
  • Petrobras returned to the Japanese market for the first time for a decade this week with ¥35bn ($298m) of 10 year Samurai bonds.
  • Financial covenants on leveraged loans took a further beating this week as it was revealed that the loan supporting the buy-out of NXP Semiconductors did not carry any financial maintenance documentation.
  • Credit Suisse and Merrill Lynch had to cut the Eu400m Aim listing of private equity vehicle Partners Group Global Opportunities (PGGO) by Eu50m on Wednesday, in order to complete the deal.
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  • While borrowers such as Kommunalbank and Komminvest are becoming more regular issuers in the capital markets, sovereign issuance from the Nordic region continues to decline. So when the governments of Sweden and Finland have visited the market, they have been warmly received. Nordic quasi-borrowers too, have been both popular and innovative.