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  • Talking of extremely wealthy bankers who live in California, let's not shed too many tears for William Gross, the super-intelligent head of Pacific Investment Management Co, based in Newport Beach.
  • After a month-long hiatus, the eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa (EEMEA) new bond issue market was reopened in triumphant style this week by Ukreximbank, which sold its $350m Eurobond oversubscribed and at the tight end of guidance.
  • US real estate investment trust ProLogis, which specialises in logistics properties, plans to list its European Properties Fund on Euronext Amsterdam.
  • Daley Thompson: Well, what an afternoon I've had, judging Credit Suisse's, er, Superstar Challenge at London's Mile End Stadium and the in-house gym.
  • Thames Water this week completed a £600m index-linked bond issue, ahead of its expected sale by utility RWE.
  • Deutsche Bank and RBS have begun structuring a securitisation to refinance Manchester United's acquisition debt in the long term, due to come to market in the first quarter of 2007. JP Morgan arranged the original financing for Malcolm Glazer's takeover in May 2005.
  • Yet more deals have joined the booming Russian pipeline. Joining the four deals, two each from MDM Bank and Russian Standard Bank, already announced for later this year, are three more potential deals in the longer term.
  • After lying dormant for several months the Dutch ABS market is kicking back into life, with ING readying another synthetic balance sheet SME CLO while property company IEF Berlage is bringing a securitisation of retail properties through NIB Capital Bank and ING's real estate conduits.
  • Fitch Ratings this week affirmed the special servicer ratings of Italian non performing loan management company Credit Servicing, after Morgan Stanley agreed to sell its 53% stake in the group to Pirelli RE, the company's other shareholder.
  • Specialist asset manager Faxtor Securities has revealed details of an unusual ABS fund it closed this week, arranged and part-funded by Deutsche Bank and Rabobank.
  • Banco Santander Central Hispano's German consumer finance subsidiary CC-Bank is returning to the markets with its second auto loan deal. Lead managed by WestLB and Société Générale, SC Germany Auto 06 will securitise Eu1.5bn of German auto loans via two classes of notes.
  • Cairn Financial Products has completed the first series in its MINTs CPPI programme, a long equity/short mezzanine tranche trade arranged by HSBC.