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  • Aggressive pricing clipped the size of Brazil's debt liability management exercise this week, when the sovereign reopened its 2037s for only $500m rather than the maximum $1.5bn it had hoped for in exchange for high dollar-priced global bonds maturing between 2020 and 2030.
  • Rating: Baa1/BBB+
  • BNP Paribas and Standard Chartered have been mandated to arrange around $1bn of bridge financing to support the acquisition of Pan-Ocean Energy Corp's Gabonese assets by Canada's Addax Petroleum Corp, EuroWeek hears.
  • Rating: Aa1/AA-/AA+
  • Story of the week in the CDS sector was GUS, the UK's Great Universal Stores. Its prices narrowed by at least 12bp at the beginning of the week to 31bp-35bp yesterday (Thursday) afternoon at the close as it announced a tender offer for its £350m 3.625% notes due 2013.
  • Confusion reigned in the corporate bond market this week after the trustees of bonds for UK retail and credit checking group GUS announced that its 2013 paper would be in default if a proposed de-merger of the company's two parts went ahead.
  • Per Hagelin has joined Royal Bank of Scotland as director of Nordic rate sales on the bank's derivatives desk in London.
  • This week's EuroMTN market was dominated by small, tailor-made structured deals, and a smattering of exotic currency-linked transactions.
  • EllenMcArthur@cowesweek.co.uk £*&%ing hell! Who was that speeding past me at 100 knots per hour during the third race on Wednesday, wearing a sailor's cap and sipping from a glass of pink champagne? I think the boat was called It's a Doddle!?
  • Cinven and Warburg Pincus, the private equity sponsors, won the bid to acquire the Netherlands' Essent Kabelcom yesterday (Thursday). They plan to merge the company with two other Dutch cable operators — Casema Holdings, which the consortium bought last month, and Multikabel, purchased in March.
  • In the North American markets, Ford Motor Credit widened sharply yesterday (Thursday) as it launched $2bn of new paper. It sold $1.25bn of new five year notes and also brought a $750m re-opening of a six year floater.