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  • Several UK CMBS are in the market, with more to come ahead as Credit Suisse First Boston this week joined Deutsche Bank and NM Rothschild with a conduit securitisation of its own.
  • The Office of Fair Trading this week published the conclusions of its five year inquiry into MasterCard's interchange fees, prompting mixed reactions in the credit card market. The OFT also announced it would be investigating similar arrangements undertaken by Visa.
  • The summer came to an end for the European residential mortgage market this week, as Dutch retail bank SNS Bank closed the first RMBS after the seasonal hiatus, finding strong demand from investors starved of paper.
  • Capital Home Loans, the UK mortgage lending subsidiary of Irish Life & Permanent, this week capitalised on the dearth of issuance in August to print its securitisation of buy-to-let mortgages at attractive spreads.
  • BNP Paribas has priced a CDO referencing largely investment grade companies and asset backed securities for UBS Principal Finance. Brooklands Euro Referenced Linked Notes 2005-1 differs from previous Brooklands transactions, referencing around 90% corporate CDS and 10% ABS. By comparison, last year's transaction, closed in May 2004, referenced at least 30% ABS, ramping up to 40% after one year.
  • Barclaycard returned to the dollar securitisation market this week through its well established Gracechurch Card Funding programme. Lead manager Barclays Capital increased the transaction from $1bn to $1.5bn.
  • Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria is preparing a securitisation of loans it has made to small and medium sized Spanish companies, arranged by JP Morgan and Europea de Titulización with Calyon as joint bookrunner.
  • ABN Amro has become the first bank to break cover by publicly revealing details of its forward starting CDO, a new structured credit product designed to offer investors attractive yields by exploiting inefficiencies in the credit curve.
  • A third U.S. credit-default swap index referenced to sub-investment grade credits will be launched when the existing Dow Jones North American CDX indices roll later this month.
  • A bank meeting is set for today on a new $250 million facility for Tube City IMS Corp. Bear Stearns and CIBC World Markets are leading the credit, which consists of a five-year, $75 million revolver and a five-year, $175 million term loan.
  • Lufkin Advisors is close to launching its first collateralized debt obligation, Latitude 1.