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  • The Moody's gang rolled into town this week, taking up residence at London's delightful Dorchester hotel. The occasion: Moody's and the International Capital Markets Association's third annual asset backed commercial paper and SIVs conference.
  • Trading volumes of France Télécom's paper shot up this week as many accounts sold out of the name to make room for Suez which became free to trade. Trades for FT went through the market between 99 and 99.20.
  • The IPO of Legrand, the French electrical fittings and wiring maker, may become the latest in a string of flotations to be pre-empted by a private buyer swooping in to buy the company. Legrand's private equity owners may now consider an offer from engineering giant Siemens, it emerged this week.
  • Guarantor: LeasePlan Corp NV
  • Loan market swingers will be in action today (Friday) at Scotia Capital's golf day, which takes place at the illustrious Belfry. That's the golf course, not the shopping centre in Redhill, Surrey.
  • Alternative liquidity tools were the dominant issue of discussion at the third annual asset backed commercial paper and structured investment vehicle conference, held by Moody's and the International Capital Markets Association in London on Tuesday.
  • Morgan Stanley will be thanking its lucky stars that it avoided being torpedoed by Refco, but there must have been roars of disapproval down the Stanley corridors of power when its arch-rival, Goldman Sachs, was retained, together with a couple of bigwig Wall Street veterans, to clean up the Refco pools of blood on the floor.
  • Despite the challenging market for emerging market bonds this week, Kazakhstan's ATF Bank successfully returned to the Eurobond market yesterday (Thursday), selling its $200m five year bond right at the end of business through bookrunners Deutsche Bank and HSBC.
  • Babson Capital Europe, the debt asset manager owned by MassMutual Financial Group, is raising a mezzanine loan fund, with a target of about Eu400m-Eu500m. It plans to complete the first close shortly. David Wilmot, managing director at Babson, is spearheading the venture.
  • Burns Philp has completed syndication of its $510m 364 day dual tranche financing, with the participating banks to be substituted in today (Friday).