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  • Alliance Bank has chosen Deutsche Bank and ING to arrange an $80m trade finance loan split between one and two year tranches.
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  • The Latin American bond markets are in superb shape, with almost every part running at top speed. The global investor base seemingly cannot get enough of Latin sovereign and corporate borrowers, whether in international or local currencies. In this introduction to EuroWeek's special report on Latin America's capital markets, Danielle Robinsonexplores the reasons behind this spectacular growth and the prospects for further exciting developments in the region.
  • L-Bank has had to work hard to market its status as the state bank for Baden-Württemberg in the year when Landesbanks finally lost their state support mechanisms. Neil Day looks at how the borrower has won over the investor base.
  • Financial law changes do not come much bigger than the abolition of the support mechanisms backing the Landesbanks in July 2005. Neil Daylooks at how LBBW has adapted to survive in this new era for German financial institutions.
  • One of the biggest trends in Latin American sovereigns' funding strategies in the past year has been liability management of both their external and domestic debt stocks. So successful have their strategies been that corporate borrowers such as Pemex are also turning to the technique. Danielle Robinsonreports.
  • European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has completed a Eu12m loan for Siauliu Bankas.
  • The Loan Market Association has introduced new language in its trading confirmation document that will allow for the buyer of a loan to be compensated if settlement is delayed.