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  • Barclays Capital and Citigroup signed a $200m club deal for Korea Development Bank last Wednesday (February 15) in Hong Kong.
  • St George Bank has opened the Australian residential mortgage securitisation market for 2006 with a large and highly successful deal in US dollars, euros and Australian dollars.
  • Mizuho Corporate Bank and Hua Nan Commercial Bank are in the market with a NT$2bn three year loan for Chailease Finance.
  • The five year facility for Thai Union Frozen Products has been reduced from $150m to $100m and will be signed on Wednesday in Thailand. The deal was oversubscribed in syndication, with $180m raised.
  • The group working to standardize a loan-only credit default swap contract has developed a contract and settlement rider designed to minimize counterparty squabbling and keep settlement to T+30.
  • Private equity giant Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. will launch its first hedge fund at the end of the second quarter and will focus on buying loans and bonds in the secondary market while also providing direct lending.
  • As "CrackBerry" addicts eagerly awaited the ruling of a court hearing regarding the potential shutdown of BlackBerry service last week, some in the market contemplated what life would be like without their trusty black box.
  • A hedge fund looking to own a stake in Eddie Bauer bought a $21 million piece of bank debt of Eddie Bauer's former parent company, The Spiegel Group.
  • The following charts show the top five advancers and decliners in terms of % moves in the loan, bond and credit default swap markets for the previous week.
  • Miguel Biamon, v.p. and director of fixed income at Bryn Mawr Trust Co., a Pennsylvania firm with about $2.3 billion in assets under management, is looking to diversify his agencies and increase his allocation to corporates by buying financial names.
  • The convergence of pricing in the mezzanine and second-lien markets and a backlash from first-lien lenders seeking to block second liens are starting to boost the mezzanine financing market.
  • -- Howard Shams, managing director in leveraged finance at Credit Suisse, regarding loan-only credit default swap documents.