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  • Commercial Bank of Ceylon has increased its two year term loan to $65m from $50m after a strong response in syndication. Mandated arranger HSBC held $12m.
  • WestLB has lost both its syndicate heads in London — co-heads J-P Albin and Glenn Davies quit their positions late last week.
  • DZ Bank has won the mandate to arrange a Sfr150m loan for the Swiss Union of Raiffeisenbanks. The borrower will use the money for general financing purposes. Arrangers have been offered tickets of Sfr20m and co-arrangers a Sfr10m ticket.
  • There was much elbow nudging in the league tables this week. RBC made its debut in table one, knocking Commerzbank out to take 20th place. The Canadian bank led four deals over the week for around $415m, including a R500m seven year deal for KfW.
  • Dealers are gearing up for CDO market expansion in advance of a Financial Accounting Standards Board amendment, expected to ease accounting requirements for CDO investors.
  • Bayerische Landesbank is looking to boost its derivative capabilities in the Asia-Pacific region next year with plans to launch an equity derivatives book and locally-generated structured products.
  • Bear Stearns has hired equity derivatives trader Thomas Veylon from SG Corporate & Investment Banking.
  • Lars Sjumarken, head of equity derivative sales for the Nordic region at BNP Paribas in London, has left the firm.
  • Calyon has hired Rahul Mani, a senior credit derivatives flow trader at Barclays Capital in London, and Matthew Miller, former credit trader at Commerzbank.
  • Surging credit derivatives volumes were again center stage, with ISDA figures pointing to 48% growth in the first half of the year.
  • Credit protection on Computer Sciences Corp. widened this week on buyout rumors.
  • Rich CDO equity tranche returns have piqued institutional buysider interest and so dealers are scurrying to structure deals with exposure to these unrated tranches.