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  • Open Investments, a Moscow-based real estate development, management and investment company, opened up a new asset class for investors this week when ING and Renaissance Capital placed the company's debut bond in the international capital markets.
  • Hypo Real Estate Bank International has signed a Skr1.19bn facility with real estate company Orion Capital Managers.
  • Greek telecoms company OTE will issue a six year bond in exchange for its Eu1.1bn, February 2007 bonds, which carry a coupon of 6.125%. The new bond will come at 52bp over swaps. Credit Suisse First Boston and Deutsche Bank are managing the transaction.
  • Landesbank Baden-Württemberg joined the Association of German Pfandbrief Banks on Tuesday, signalling a rapprochement between the public sector banks and mortgage banks in Germany.
  • Peacock Group's management buy-out this week, backed by a loan from Goldman Sachs, may signal the beginning of hedge funds usurping the role of private equity firms in Europe. John Lovering, former chairman of the discount UK retailer, has joined forces with two US hedge funds, Och-Ziff and Perry Capital, and Goldman Sachs Capital Partners in sponsoring the buy-out worth over £400m.
  • EuroWeek can reveal further details behind last week's surprise cancellation of a planned $1.05bn 10 and 30 year bond by Penerbangan Malaysia (PMB), the parent of Malaysia Airlines.
  • EuroWeek can reveal further details behind last week's surprise cancellation of a planned $1.05bn 10 and 30 year bond by Penerbangan Malaysia (PMB), the parent of Malaysia Airlines.
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  • Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi (bookrunner), DnB NOR Bank (bookrunner), SG CIB (bookrunner) and SMBC have launched general syndication of the $1.65bn 15 year limited recourse financing for the J5 Nakilat consortium.
  • Private equity sponsors won more concessions this week as a margin ratchet was introduced on a 'C' tranche in the European leveraged buy-out market. Private equity sponsors CVC Capital Partners, PAI and Permira introduced a margin ratchet on one of the institutional debt tranches backing the acquisition of Spanish retailer Cortefiel, one of the first instances of such an event in Europe.