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  • The Financial Services Authority published a feedback document last Friday, detailing the industry response to its consultation paper on implementing the Capital Requirements Directive, which gives Basel II the force of law in Europe.
  • Last Friday Banca IMI, Lehman Brothers and Nomura won the mandate for the securitisation of 'A3' tariff payments for Gestore della Rete Trasmissione Nazionale. The winning group is now working closely with its lawyers, Chiomenti Studio Legale, and the company to clarify the many legal and regulatory uncertainties that surround the deal. Not least of these is the very nature of the asset, and the extent of the recourse the SPV would have to the ultimate obligors, the Italian public.
  • Both BlueBay Asset Management and Intermediate Capital Managers are marketing credit opportunity funds, a new breed of credit fund designed to offer managers greater flexibility than a standard cashflow CLO.
  • Scotia Gas Networks will next week begin marketing proper for its £2.2bn securitisation of the two UK gas distribution networks, Southern and Scotland Gas Networks. The deal, the first of its kind in the UK, will comprise 11 tranches, all of which will be wrapped by a combination of Ambac, FSA, and XL Capital Assurance. The bonds' shadow ratings are Baa2/BBB-/BBB. Some £665m of the debt has been privately placed, including two FRNs and the three index linked notes.
  • Hurricane Rita, which is churning its way towards Texas, threatening another surge in oil prices and highlighting the danger to global growth and prices, is expected to top the agenda at today's G7 finance ministers' meeting in Washington. But differences between the US and Europe over how to tackle the latest oil crisis may prevent any real breakthrough.
  • Bigger deals – and plenty of them. Is this the turning point for investment banking in emerging markets?
  • Eleven general elections scheduled in Latin America over the next 15 months will help drum up political dynamism, but in themselves are not enough to ensure democracy, political analysts say.
  • Iraqi Finance Minister Ali Allawi yesterday presented his argument that his country's predicament is different from that of other post-conflict economies where the Bank and Fund have worked in recent years.
  • Nigerians fear that the landmark debt deal with the Paris Club places undue burdens on the country's poor, Nigerian Central Bank Governor Charles Soludo warned yesterday.
  • The IMF and World Bank will warn the Russian government against mis-spending its oil windfall at meetings in Washington this week. Both organisations are urging that less of Russia's oil revenues be spent on pensions and wages, and more on difficult restructuring programmes.
  • France outraged at business index
  • Finance minister pushes for greater developing world voice