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  • In league table one Deutsche Bank broke through into third place, up one from the previous week.
  • Bookrunners Barclays and Merrill Lynch have asked lenders to approve a reverse flex on the debt backing CapVest's merger of Findus and Young's Bluecrest.
  • Spreads on Italian government bonds have remained resilient in the wake of the country's general election, which delivered a razor-thin — and still contested — majority for Romano Prodi's centre left coalition.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Caterpillar Finance, Standard Chartered (bookrunner) and WestLB are arranging $120m of eight year debt in support of the Kwale Mineral Sands project.
  • KfW
    Guarantor: Federal Republic of Germany
  • KfW launched a $3bn 30 year zero coupon bond this week, via Barclays Capital and Merrill Lynch, but left the market wondering who had bought the bond.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • A large club of banks should be chosen next week to arrange the conventional and Islamic debt supporting an ethylene and derivatives complex being developed by Equate Petrochemical Company in the port of Shuaiba.
  • Kaupthing Bank and RZB have been mandated to arrange a Eu20m 18 month loan with an 18 month extension option for Lateko banka.
  • With winter now behind us at last, it's time for the summer party season to begin, and Leak was rather chuffed this week to receive the first of the new season's invitations.
  • The Republic of Lebanon was forced yesterday (Wednesday) to cancel the entire cash part of its sale last week of new Eurobonds, as a result of arbitration proceedings brought against the government by Lebanese mobile phone company LibanCell and FTML, a local subsidiary of France Télécom.
  • Next week, some lucky bankers will be flying all the way to Ljubljana in Slovenia for the signing ceremony of Nova Ljublanska banka's latest loan.