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  • A wave of synthetic collateralized debt obligation transactions is expected to hit Taiwan, driven by firms looking to offload structured bonds.
  • Wachovia Securities is planning to establish an interest-rate derivatives structuring and trading desk in Hong Kong as part of a fixed income expansion in the region.
  • The forward march of securitisation in Europe was unstoppable in 2005. Spreads wobbled with Ford and General Motors' woes, but that did not stop Eu25bn of bank paper coming in a single week in mid-December. Robert Schach reports on a year of progress and innovation.
  • General syndication of Spanish telephone company Telefónica's £18.5bn bridge loan was launched on Wednesday. The facility is being arranged by bookrunners Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Royal Bank of Scotland, which have offered lenders three commitment levels: an arranger ticket of £200m or more for a fee of 15bp; a lead manager ticket of £100m-£200m for 12.5bp; and a manager ticket of £50m-£100m for 10bp.
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  • The second week of trading of the bond market year was full of excitement. With the European Central Bank and the Bank of England leaving rates unchanged, the market had plenty of time to concentrate on new issues and there was no shortage of deals.
  • Euroclear is in the market with its usual six month $5bn letter of credit facility via Deutsche Bank. It pays a letter of credit fee of 6.5bp and a cash margin of 50bp if drawn. The deal has been rolled over since 2001.
  • The second week of trading of the bond market year was full of excitement. With the European Central Bank and the Bank of England leaving rates unchanged, the market had plenty of time to concentrate on new issues and there was no shortage of deals.
  • Two block trades paid off in spades this week, as UBS and Mediobanca celebrated a risky bid for a Sfr660.8m (Eu428m) block of Swiss Life shares, and JP Morgan Cazenove and Lehman Brothers sold 17.5% of UK satellite operator Inmarsat.
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  • BNP Paribas approached eight banks this week during senior syndication of a $750m loan for AzACG, a subsidiary of State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (Socar).