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  • Greenwich Financial Services and Moscow Narodny Bank this week launched the second securitisation of residential mortgages from Russia, raising $69.4m for CityMortgage Bank. The Russian ABS pipeline gained a new member when Russian Standard Bank announced its plans to launch a credit card backed deal worth $300m-$400m by the end of the year.
  • Morgan Stanley launched its latest conduit CMBS this week, benefiting from a lack of sterling supply over the last month to achieve tight spreads.
  • Credifarma, the specialist Italian healthcare finance company that provides loans to Italian pharmacists, last Friday completed its second securitisation of unsecured loans, via Banca Nazionale del Lavoro, Credit Suisse and UBM.
  • In a move that bewildered the ABS market, Moody's this week put on review for downgrade the Baa2 rated tranches of all of Egg Banking's Pillar Funding credit card securitisations. The firm issued five securitisations through the trust between 2002 and 2005.
  • Hannover Re this week returned to the capital markets with Eurus, a $150m cat bond offering protection against extreme European wind risk.
  • RBS this week launched the tenth securitisation of residential mortgages for its Irish subsidiary First Active.
  • Credit Suisse and Citigroup last Tuesday launched syndication of a $875 million credit backing the leveraged buyout of BPC Holding Corp., parent company of Berry Plastics.
  • BlackRock has structured a $500 million commercial real estate collateralized debt obligation with considerable flexibility during the ramp up and reinvestment period.
  • More than $100 million of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's bank debt traded last Thursday, a day after the company held a conference call to discuss an amendment to its credit facility.
  • Northwest Airlines' $1.375 billion debtor-in-possession financing is scheduled to launch today, with Citigroup, JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank at the controls.
  • Federal Realty Investment Trust took its time when making decisions about its new $300 million credit facility.
  • Scottish Re Group's bonds tumbled 12 points, but then rebounded nine-and-a-quarter points last week after the company assuaged investor concerns about its liquidity.