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  • Ukraine's sovereign bonds tightened yesterday (Thursday) after president Viktor Yushchenko agreed to form a government with his rival Viktor Yanukovych. The agreement comes two years after Yushchenko ousted Yanukovych in the Orange Revolution.
  • Independent TV production company All3Media has been acquired by its management team alongside private equity sponsor Permira.
  • Lenders are being asked to approve a reverse flex on the $800m facility supporting Wendell Investissement's buyout of Deutsch Group.
  • European banks were reporting en masse this week, with ABN Amro, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, BNP Paribas, Lloyds TSB, Barclays and Société Générale releasing half year results, while RBS reports its results today (Friday).
  • WestLB has signed its new structured investment vehicle (SIV), Kestrel.
  • London-listed mining company Xstrata has told EuroWeek that it is in no hurry to launch a rights issue to finance its C$19bn hostile acquisition of Canadian copper and nickel mining company Falconbridge and .
  • For commentary and analysis of these transactions, see the emerging markets section
  • Thirty year swap spreads narrowed this week after the US Treasury reported that it is to increase the number of 30 year bond auctions from twice yearly to quarterly. The size of the auctions is to be increased as well.
  • With greater opportunity comes greater competition. The revival of European acquisition activity this year has given rise to fierce competition among banks for those mandates that come with the lure of ancillary business. Graeme Neill reports on the difficulties banks face when using syndicated loans to attract more lucrative side business.
  • With greater opportunity comes greater competition. The revival of European acquisition activity this year has given rise to fierce competition among banks for those mandates that come with the lure of ancillary business. Graeme Neill reports on the difficulties banks face when using syndicated loans to attract more lucrative side business.
  • Six banks are likely to submit bids to arrange Raiffeisen Bank Hungary's latest Eu200m five year loan today (Friday).