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  • UBS has overhauled its senior management, in the first reshuffle since Huw Jenkins became chief executive in June.
  • The loan supporting the $6bn merger between NTL and Telewest has been launched into the market, although some confusion still exists about its true structure.
  • Auto credits were the driving force behind the CDS market this week again. But perceptions of default — particularly the different opinions between New York and London dealers — have added to the confusion.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Standard Chartered Bank, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp, Calyon, HSH Nordbank and ING Bank are waiting for the final bank to revert before closing the books on Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas' $500m three and five year loan.
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  • Banks have until today (Friday) to submit bids to arrange a Eu1bn five year loan for PKN Orlen, an oil refiner and petrochemicals manufacturer.
  • Supply in the Spanish loan market in 2005 has set new records as merger and acquisition activity has boomed. But as banks have headed to Madrid to try to win a share of the market margins have only been squeezed further.
  • An $80 one year bullet loan for Ukraine's Privatbank has been increased to $158m and signed by mandated lead arrangers Barclays and Standard Bank, setting a deal size record for Ukrainian financial institutions.
  • The amount of debt being directed towards Spanish projects is perhaps matched only by the amount of concrete being used, and has driven down margins. But new budgetary rules for public bodies have opened the door to PFI/PPP and bankers are seeking to introduce new financing techniques to other sponsors.