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  • UK satellite television broadcaster BSkyB returned to the dollar bond market for the first time for six years this week, but its £1bn equivalent deal fell flat as US high grade investors shied away from credit.
  • UK satellite television broadcaster BSkyB returned to the dollar bond market for the first time for six years this week, but its £1bn equivalent deal fell flat as US high grade investors shied away from credit.
  • Vancouver City Savings Credit Union, or Vancity, has signed its C$290m structured deposit facility through mandated lead arranger BayernLB. The deal, which has a tenor of five years and a day, was oversubscribed during syndication and the borrower decided to take an increase from C$200m.
  • The secondary equity-linked market stayed firm this week and implied volatility crept up — on a global basis implied vol rose from 23 to 23.3 this week, while European implied volatility increased from 21.9 to 22, based on its index constituents. Implied volatility measures not only the volatility of equity markets but also expectations in the equity-linked market and the balance of supply and demand.
  • Mandated lead arranger RZB has signed Municipal Bank's Eu10m two year loan, which raised Eu27m during syndication but was not increased. Lead arrangers are Byblos Bank, National Bank of Egypt, Piraeus Bank and HSH Nordbank. WGZ-Bank is co-arranger, while Magyar Kulkereskedelmi Bank and Bankgesellschaft Berlin are lead managers. Oberbank, Vakifbank International and Hypo Alpe-Adria-Bank are managers.
  • Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, the Italian state owned bank, restored its reputation in the covered bond market with a textbook Eu3bn seven year benchmark this week. The issuer's debut in March fell short of expectations in several ways: it was launched several months late, had overly aggressive price guidance that needed to be revised, and at Eu1bn was smaller than hoped for.
  • Barclays and Royal Bank of Canada have gone out to a wide group of banks during syndication of £525m of debt backing Challenger Connections' purchase of Inexus, the largest independent gas transporter in the UK. There have been some refusals on the deal, but bookrunners had expected that to happen. "The leads wanted to broaden the base of banks interested in the sector — it takes a while to understand the utility market and its regulatory environment," said a banker.
  • The deadline for Formosa ABS Plastics (Ningbo) and Formosa Polypropylene (Ningbo)'s $288m equivalent financing has been pushed back to the end of next week. BNP Paribas, Calyon, Citigroup, DBS Bank and Mizuho Corporate Bank are arranging the deal.
  • Citigroup provided confirmation of the increasing tiering in the CMBS sector this week when it launched the third securitisation from its European real estate conduit, EMC.