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  • Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria and Cédulas TDA successfully sold covered bonds in challenging conditions this week, by differentiating their transactions from current supply.
  • The ABS market proved its resilience this week as Kazakhstan's Kazkommertsbank shrugged off the volatility in emerging markets and priced its second securitisation of diversified payment rights comfortably inside its previous issue, while Turkey's VakifBank announced its own $850m DPR deal.
  • Following the recent drop in the value of the dollar and the sell-off in emerging markets assets, some investors have been busy exploiting the high volatility in the markets.
  • Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Calyon, Standard Chartered and Commercial International Bank (Egypt) have been appointed as pathfinders for the debt supporting a development by Egyptian Methanex Methanol Company, or EMethanex, EuroWeek hears.
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  • The Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) agreed this week to pay a $400m fine to settle charges of accounting fraud.
  • The Republic of Finland's Eu5bn syndicated government bond, launched this week, cemented the issuer's position as the tightest-priced European sovereign borrower.
  • The Republic of Finland's Eu5bn syndicated government bond, launched this week, cemented the issuer's position as the tightest-priced European sovereign borrower.
  • Any hopes the Republic of Italy had for returning to the bond market soon were dashed this week by Fitch, which has placed the country's AA ratings on ratings watch negative.
  • Abu Dhabi National Oil Co, or Adnoc, will shortly choose banks to arrange a $5.5bn five year loan that will pay a margin over Libor of between 20bp and 25bp, bankers say.