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  • Mandated lead arrangers Barclays Capital, Citigroup and WestLB have signed Bank of Namibia's $50m one year loan, which was almost twice subscribed but not increased.
  • The National Bank of Dubai is believed to have signed its first EuroCP programme this week, with Barclays Capital and UBS as arrangers.
  • Bankers say that Apollo is the only private equity sponsor left in the auction for TNT Logistics.
  • There was a marked increase in issuance of non-core currency Eurobonds this week, with new bonds issued in currencies that have been inactive for months.
  • Dredging company Van Oord's Eu350m refinancing via sole bookrunner ABN Amro will be signed within the next few days. It raised more than Eu440m during syndication.
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  • There was a marked increase in issuance of non-core currency Eurobonds this week, with new bonds issued in currencies that have been inactive for months.
  • UK cable company NTL was rumoured to be holding talks with a private equity consortium yesterday (Thursday).
  • There were some striking single name stories this week, despite the summer season. Valeo, Volvo, ProSieben, Ahold and NTL Cable showed volatility in connection with rumours and stories of acquisition related business.
  • OTP, the A1 rated Hungarian mortgage bank, is to return to the Eurobond market with a lower tier two issue, just two months after issuing Hungary's biggest and tightest ever covered bond.
  • The Eu125m loan for Banco Finantia via DZ Bank, HSH Nordbank, HVB, RZB, Sanpaolo IMI, SMBC and WestLB was signed this week and increased to Eu150m.