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  • Dealers reported good flows at the beginning of the week, which slowed down as the week went by. Yesterday (Thursday) saw flows of around $13bn.
  • Why is it that so many Euromarket practitioners and observers appear to get an attack of mental paralysis whenever you mention JP Morgan Chase?
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  • The euro swap curve steepened considerably this week, following developments in the US market and Germany's disappointing Eu5.39bn sale of 30 year paper on Wednesday. There were also reports that Japan might end its zero interest rate policy in the near future. All these factors contributed to selling and curve steepening.
  • Abu Dhabi's First Gulf Bank has mandated Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Barclays Capital, Calyon, Commerzbank, Gulf International Bank and Standard Chartered to arrange a $500m three year loan, EuroWeek hears. Syndication will be launched within the next fortnight.
  • Kim Slawek, group managing director and head of European structured finance at Fitch Ratings, has left the team to lead a new global drive by the rating agency in credit derivatives.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland has launched the debt backing Cinven's buy-out of Frans Bonhomme. Apax Partners is selling the French plastic pipe manufacturer.
  • Fundraising through dual tranche transactions was all the rage in the senior financial sector this week, allowing market participants to closely judge relative demand for fixed and floating product.
  • Commitments are due for engineering group Alstom's Eu500m revolver on February 10.
  • The debt supporting Blackstone and Lion Capital's Eu1.85bn buy-out of Orangina has been launched through bookrunners JP Morgan, Citigroup and Bank of America. The Eu1.44bn all-senior facility includes a Eu245m seven year term loan 'A' that pays Euribor plus 225bp, a Eu270m eight year term loan 'B' that yields 275bp, a Eu270m nine year term loan 'C' that has a 325bp margin and a Eu150m 2-1/2 year term loan 'D' that pays 225bp.
  • The Financial Services Authority this week published its annual Financial Risk Outlook, outlining potential risks to financial stability during 2006. Beside general macro-economic risks, such as terrorism and the retail slowdown, the FRO highlighted several "priority" financial market risks.
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