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  • With Turkish banks and companies relying on the syndicated loan market in 2005, it was left to the sovereign to represent Turkey in the international bond market. As Duncan Kerr reports, the republic rode out doubts over its EU membership to reinforce its credentials as one of the deftest benchmark issuers around.
  • A furore this week surrounded the Romanian government's appointment of Credit Suisse First Boston to advise on the $800m IPO of state telecoms company Romtelecom — but reports that UBS has appealed against the decision are premature.
  • Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein has been mandated to arranged the approximate £1.3bn of debt backing Macquarie's bid for the London Stock Exchange. Margins on the £1bn senior debt are expected to be between 40bp and 175bp over Libor. In a typical leveraged buyout, the yield usually falls between 275bp and 325bp.
  • A furore this week surrounded the Romanian government's appointment of Credit Suisse First Boston to advise on the $800m IPO of state telecoms company Romtelecom — but reports that UBS has appealed against the decision are premature.
  • RZB and Standard Bank have been mandated to arrange a $25m one year loan for Forum Bank. The deal will be launched within the next two weeks.
  • Ukraine returned to the political wilderness on Tuesday when its parliament sacked the pro-Western government of Yuri Yekhanurov after he was accused of striking a poor deal to end the gas price dispute with Russia.
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  • As the news emerged this week that Italian insurer Unipol's bid for Banca Nazionale del Lavoro had been rejected by the Bank of Italy, the planned financing for the acquisition was put on hold until further notice. Unipol mandated BNP Paribas, Credit Suisse First Boston, Deutsche Bank and Nomura last summer for a potential euro perpetual transaction to finance the bid.
  • The US dollar bond market had one of its busiest ever weeks as investors snapped up more than $24bn of true high grade corporate bonds this week.
  • The US dollar bond market had one of its busiest ever weeks as investors snapped up more than $24bn of true high grade corporate bonds this week.
  • For three years borrowers have had it all their way in the credit markets, but that could be about to change. With investors worried about event risk, leveraged refinancings and M&A at a time when issuers want to borrow more, many believe the credit market has turned in favour of the buyer. Danielle Robinson reports.
  • Moody's opened the way to an arms race in the US corporate bond market in 2005 as banks competed to invent the first genuinely attractive tax-deductible hybrid security. As Danielle Robinson reports, the product is set to boom in 2006.