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  • Flow heavy and indices dominate
  • Flow heavy and indices dominate Heavy business flows — with trading volumes some 50% above last year's average — were seen last week, according to Deutsche Bank. Most of the transactions, 77% of all volumes traded, were done in the indices.
  • Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland have asked lenders to approve a reverse flex on the debt supporting TDR Capital's buy-out of modular construction company Algeco Elliot.
  • Bookrunners ABN Amro, BNP Paribas, Calyon and Citigroup will sign banks into their Eu1.1bn loan for Arkema within the next few days.
  • Reinsurance company Hannover Re has signed the $2bn standby letter of credit via Calyon and JP Morgan to $2bn. Commitments were scaled back following an oversubscription and the loan was increased from $1.5bn. Banks were offered lead arranger tickets of $125m and co-arranger tickets of $75m. It pays an out-of-the-box margin of 15bp, which will then move according to a ratings grid. There is a commitment fee of 30% of the applicable margin.
  • Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein has won the mandate to arrange the financing for the acquisition of women's fashion retailer Basler by Triton and the company's management.
  • Guarantor: HBOS plc, Bank of Scotland
  • The High Yield and Crossover indices made the running in the US market this week. The CDX High Yield Index series six has gapped over 40bp wider in the past month and is around 375bp while the Crossover is 6bp wider on the week at 211bp/213bp.
  • The High Yield and Crossover indices made the running in the US market this week. The CDX High Yield Index series six has gapped over 40bp wider in the past month and is around 375bp while the Crossover is 6bp wider on the week at 211bp/213bp.
  • What a difference a week makes. Last week Rentenbank attracted a $1.7bn book for its five year global benchmark bond and printed $1.5bn; this week, the Asian Development Bank struggled to sell its only dollar global of the year, a $1bn 10 year.
  • What a difference a week makes. Last week Rentenbank attracted a $1.7bn book for its five year global benchmark bond and printed $1.5bn; this week, the Asian Development Bank struggled to sell its only dollar global of the year, a $1bn 10 year.
  • What a difference a week makes. Last week Rentenbank attracted a $1.7bn book for its five year global benchmark bond and printed $1.5bn; this week, the Asian Development Bank struggled to sell its only dollar global of the year, a $1bn 10 year.