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  • Memduh Aslan Akcay, director general of the directorate of foreign economic relations at the Turkish treasury, talks to Nick Parsons about the sovereign's borrowing strategy and its priorities in the capital markets over the next 12 months.
  • Denizbank has launched a $500m loan to be split equally between one and two year tranches. Bank of New York, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, HVB and WestLB are bookrunners.
  • SG CIB has signed a five year agreement with Naftogaz to allow the oil and gas company to draw on up to Eu2.5bn of debt, including export financing, project financing, syndicated loans, structured commodity finance and securitisation.
  • The volume of syndicated loans brought for Ukrainian financial institutions is set to increase three-fold this year, despite the dismissal last week of the country's government, and the unrelated cancellation of a $50m deal for Aval Bank.
  • HSBC has launched general syndication of the £210m all-senior debt financing for British Car Auctions, which is a provider of used vehicles auctions and other remarketing services in the UK as well as a growing presence in continental Europe.
  • Investors lapped up more than $14bn of corporate bond transactions in the high grade US market this week, despite rising volatility ahead of next week's Federal Open Markets Committee meeting.
  • Mandated lead arrangers Citigroup and SMBC have launched senior syndication of Vimpelcom's $200m three year deal.
  • The £250m loan for brewery Wolverhampton and Dudley via mandated lead arrangers Barclays and HSBC will close imminently.
  • The Mexican peso market has grabbed the headlines this year as the latest niche currency sector to offer investors an alternative to record tight yields in other more established areas. Alistair Dawber looks at the reasons for the success of the market and asks whether it is here to stay.