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  • Hypothekenbank in Essen had the covered bond market to itself once again this week, launching its second non-jumbo Eu1bn Pfandbrief in as many weeks.
  • Germany's largest mortgage bank, Eurohypo, could launch a secondary share sale of around Eu2.8bn as soon as the end of September.
  • Germany's largest mortgage bank, Eurohypo, could launch a secondary share sale of around Eu2.8bn as soon as the end of September.
  • Remember Fannie Mae, the big buxom sister of Sallie Mae? There was a time, not very long ago, when Fannie was considered to be one of the spiffiest borrowers in the Euromarkets, who sold her bonds to punters on the basis that they were very nearly guaranteed by the US government.
  • The Eu35m three year term loan for savings bank Foroya Sparikassi was signed today (Friday). The facility is oversubscribed, with about Eu70m raised.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland, sole bookrunner and mandated lead arranger, hosted a bank meeting yesterday in France for syndication of the recap for Allflex, maker and distributor of plastic ear tags for livestock. Electra Partners is the private equity sponsor.
  • A $250m revolver for smart card manufacturer Axalto is expected to be signed next week via mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro, BNP Paribas (bookrunners), Citigroup (bookrunners), HSBC and SG CIB.
  • The Eu800m in debt backing the recap of telecoms group Debitel went free to trade on Monday. The loan is 25% oversubscribed overall and oversubscribed on all tranches.
  • A Eu750m loan for publisher Georg Von Holtzbrinck has closed via mandated lead arrangers Commerzbank, Landesbank Baden-Württemberg and Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • Banks are working on financing packages to support the sponsors bidding for the Great Yarmouth power station project.
  • China Travel Service (Holdings) Hong Kong is considering increasing its HK$1.5bn five year loan after receiving commitments of over HK$1.7bn from 15 banks in general syndication.
  • HSBC's US-domiciled conduit, Regency Markets LLC, is being structured so that it can issue CP in the euro market, with the European arm expected to be attached and its debut tranche launched around the beginning of October.