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  • WestLB AG launched its first jumbo Pfandbrief since the former Landesbanks lost their state guarantees last July, a well received Eu1.25bn 10 year public sector backed deal. The deal was made possible by the introduction of the new German Pfandbrief Act, which did away with the specialist bank principle.
  • The Japanese securitisation market has been setting new volume records in recent years. As the largest sector of the capital markets, it offers investors an astonishing array of assets and structures. In an exciting new development, whole business securitisation has recently added a new weapon to Japan's asset backed finance arsenal.
  • Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, Mizuho and Morgan Stanley are planning to launch senior syndication of the debt backing EQT's buy-out of catering company Select Services Partners — excluding Moto — by early next week.
  • World Cup fever has hit the Loan Ranger ranch, where Tonto is busy painting the stars and stripes onto his face, and Silver is practising his best samba footballing skills — four hooves are quite an advantage. The fever has also spread to the loan market, where for the past few months WestLB's Giorgio Scatigna has been asking if somebody, anybody, has any tickets for an Italy match.
  • First International Merchant Bank's $50m one year refinancing will be closed next week and is likely to raise $70m or more, bankers say. Mandated lead arrangers are Sanpaolo IMI and Standard Bank. Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, National Bank of Egypt and Wachovia Bank joined the deal as lead arrangers before launch.
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  • Inflation fears continue to dominate the debt markets and a mixed message from the FOMC minutes, released on Wednesday, created a sell-off across markets.
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  • Inflation fears continue to dominate the debt markets and a mixed message from the FOMC minutes, released on Wednesday, created a sell-off across markets.
  • Bank of Italy scraps veto
  • Deutsche Bank reported that it traded Eu48bn of notional principal in the iTraxx indices in May, making it the most active month of 2006 and some 30% more active than the second most active month of January. It was the busiest month since May 2005 and the correlation crisis.
  • MDM Bank, the second-largest privately owned bank in Russia, will launch the roadshow for its first subordinated issue next week. The deal represents the first major test of investor sentiment after the volatility that has hit emerging markets bonds, equities and currencies for the past fortnight.