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  • Oil related companies Soco International and Subsea 7 raised a total of $550m by issuing convertible bonds this week, tapping huge investor enthusiasm for the oil sector as prices continued to touch record highs.
  • French insurer Axa has mandated Ixis CIB, Lehman Brothers and Swiss Re Capital Markets to issue an extreme mortality bond. The deal, just the fourth of its kind, is thought to be similar to Swiss Re's two Vita Capital deals and Scottish Annuity and Life Insurance Co's recent Tartan Capital.
  • ABN Amro and Société Générale have been mandated to arrange a three year loan of up to $300m for State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic, or Socar, EuroWeek hears.
  • Syndication of the $1.5bn of 20 year debt supporting the Al-Hidd power and water desalination plant should be launched by the end of May.
  • Bankers were left confused this week by the absence of Royal Bank of Scotland from the group of international banks arranging the $1.4bn eight year borrowing base facility for Sonangol Sinopec International (SSI), the Angolan-Chinese offshore oil joint venture.
  • Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein issued a commodity-linked EMTN this week, linked to the Korean won.
  • Deutsche Bank this week won a sole mandate to arrange the largest ever loan for a South African borrower — a $3.85bn 12 month bridge supporting mobile telephone company MTN Group's $5.5bn acquisition of Dubai-based rival Investcom.
  • Deutsche Bank this week won a sole mandate to arrange the largest ever loan for a South African borrower — a $3.85bn 12 month bridge supporting mobile telephone company MTN Group's $5.5bn acquisition of Dubai-based rival Investcom.
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  • Belpromstroibank has mandated BayernLB and Commerzbank to arrange a six month deal of between $10m and $15m. The deal, which pays a margin of 380bp over Libor, will be launched mid-May.
  • BNP Paribas has hired Christos Danias to lead its European cash CDO business. Danias joins from Credit Suisse, where he had been a structurer in the bank's London CDO team. He will report to Fabrice Susini, European head of securitisation.