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  • Thank you to some kind friends at Lehman Brothers who were grateful to us for pointing out the storming performance of the firm's share price, which has made them even richer than before.
  • AMP Capital Investors, the asset management arm of Australian life insurer AMP, is setting up shop in London to invest in European leveraged loans.
  • The impressive resilience of emerging market bonds in the face of bad news finally gave way this week, with prices plunging across the board for the first time since May.
  • Sonangol's $2bn structured commodity export finance facility is heading for an oversubscription in senior syndication and will be launched into general syndication shortly.
  • Mandated arrangers National Australia Bank and UBS have signed a A$228.2m five year multi-tranche acquisition facility for Aus Bidco and US Bidco, two special purpose vehicles established by a consortium of investors including Pacific Equity Partners.
  • Once again, auto manufacturing has been the most active sector in the US CDS market — for the seventh month running. The auto parts sector was the second most active sector. The busiest single names were GMAC, Delphi, Albertsons, Ford Motor Credit and GM. Albertsons has not been featured in the most active column before, but it is at the centre of LBO speculation and has seen heavy volumes lately, said US traders.
  • Banco Votorantim dumped plans for a Eurobond denominated in Brazilian reais and instead issued in dollars this week — a decision that appeared to have paid off when it placed a $200m 10 year non-call five offering in the 144A market. Lead manager Deutsche Bank sold the Brazilian bank's paper mainly to US investors to yield 7%, at the wide end of a 6.875% to 7% price range.
  • Arcapita's $210m five year murabaha backed sukuk has been signed by HVB (facility agent), Standard Bank (bookrunner) and WestLB (bookrunner).
  • Rating: Ba3/BB-/BB-
  • Guarantor: Millennium BCP
  • Lebanon's Blom Bank has bought a 33.26% controlling stake in Misr Romanian Bank from Egypt's Banque Misr for E£11.82 a share.