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  • Most Latin American issuers received a strong reception to their deals this week, as investors' confidence in the markets was boosted by a better performance in local equity markets.
  • Syndication of the fund piece on the debt backing Babcock & Brown's Eu2.4bn acquisition of Eircom has closed.
  • Private equity firm Stirling Square has bought fibre-optics network operator Metroweb and a unit of Italian utility AEM.
  • ast week we said that they would be dancing in the streets of Charlotte (NC) when the local Bank of America toppled Citigroup as the banking leader in terms of profitability or market value.
  • Rating: A1/A/AA-
  • The Maple market reached a milestone in its development this week with its first tier one transaction. Crédit Agricole's C$400m perpetual non-call 10 trade, via Merrill Lynch, was also the sector's first deal from a French financial institution.
  • Rating: A3/BBB/BBB+
  • Yasar, the Turkish food and chemical conglomerate, priced its debut Eu150m bond issue last week with a 9.5% coupon.
  • UK
    Waste management company Bissa is in the market with a £460m five year facility via bookrunners Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland. Mandated lead arrangers are Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Fortis Bank and Lloyds TSB.
  • The first sterling perpetual transaction from a Japanese bank was welcomed by UK investors this week. Resona Bank priced a £400m perpetual non-call five year upper tier two bond via Merrill Lynch and UBS, which was oversubscribed, and carried an order book approaching £2bn in size.
  • Bookrunners ING and Unicredit Group (Bank Austria and HVB) will shortly close syndication of First Ukrainian International Bank's $40m one year loan, which has raised $55m in commitments.