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  • The scarcity of investment grade paper available in the secondary market in 2004 prompted many desks to start trading in leveraged deals, but now that more banks are participating in loans from eastern Europe, Russia and the Middle East, trading desks are swapping more emerging market paper as well. Nick Briggs reports.
  • Anadolubank's $75m one year loan has been increased to $100m following an oversubscription.
  • BNP Paribas and RZB have signed a $100m two year deal for Azovstal Iron & Steel Works.
  • Telecommunications company Etisalat has chosen seven banks — Barclays, Calyon, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, National Bank of Abu Dhabi and National Bank of Dubai — to arrange its $2.1bn 18 month murabaha Islamic bridge loan.
  • Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and Royal Bank of Scotland have been mandated to arrange a recapitalisation of the buy-out of Alliance Medical, the healthcare company. Both banks are also bookrunners.
  • The auto sector was the most active in the US credit default market for the fifth consecutive month in July, according to data released this week by CDS broker GFI.
  • The subsidiaries of several US companies are expected to launch syndicated loans in Europe next week as a means of cashing in on the tax break approved by Congress last year for companies repatriating their earnings.
  • The subsidiaries of several US companies are expected to launch syndicated loans in Europe next week as a means of cashing in on the tax break approved by Congress last year for companies repatriating their earnings.
  • The US corporate bond and Treasury markets embraced confirmation from the US government this week that it will resume selling 30 year bonds next year after a hiatus of more than four years.
  • Venezuela is expected to launch a local bond swap next week to extend $1.5bn of its bolívar denominated domestic securities.
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