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  • Emirates Bank International this week became the second Middle Eastern bank to issue a Swiss franc bond in as many months.
  • Digger436@hotmail.com Just back from Down Under. Guess who I saw on Bondi Beach? Tractor-mad James Marriott of UBS fame, all dressed up with his windsurfing board and wet suit trying to catch the waves.
  • William Fall, president of EMEA and Asia at Bank of America, is to retire. He will be replaced immediately by Jonathan Moulds, who has been head of global markets for EMEA and Asia since last year.
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  • Azerbaijan Electronics, the leading computer and electronic equipment manufacturer in Azerbaijan, broke new ground on Monday by selling the country's first corporate bond in the domestic capital market.
  • Bond investors' apparently unquenchable thirst for emerging market credit will be put to the test next week when at least five bonds from east European, central Asian and Middle Eastern borrowers hit the market between Wednesday and Friday.
  • Seven private equity firms and three trade buyers are still battling it out for the Eu500m French publishing operation of UK media group Emap. Final bids are due today (Friday).
  • Commitments are due for chemical business Arkema's Eu1.1bn debut loan next week with the deal expected to be signed in early May.
  • Garanti Bank's pricing target of 45bp all-in on its latest one year loan is likely to be revised upwards after resistance from lenders, but only by between 2.5bp and 5bp, bankers say.
  • Standard Chartered has been mandated to arrange an $85m loan for Pan-Ocean Energy Corp.
  • Documentation was sent to banks for the Eu15bn equivalent acquisition facility for industrial gases and forklift company Linde yesterday (Thursday). Banks have until Monday to approve it and the deal should be signed next week.
  • Commitments for cable TV operator KDG's £1.35bn all-senior refinancing loan arranged by Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Royal Bank of Scotland are due next week.