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  • Breaking into the top 10 in league table one this week was Credit Suisse First Boston, after the Swiss house printed four tickets for just over $300m. The trades meant that CSFB shifted up two positions from 11th to ninth. It is the first time in the last couple of months that CSFB has graced the top half of the table. Also moving up were Nomura, which climbed one place to 13, and Goldman Sachs, which rose one to 17.
  • The NT$35bn loan for AU Optronics was not closed last Friday as anticipated, but should close today (Friday).
  • Akbank has launched syndication of its $1.25bn 364 day loan through a group of 25 mandated lead arrangers.
  • Standard Bank and RZB will shortly close syndication of Forum Bank's $10m six month loan, which has raised more than $18m in commitments.
  • UBS has hired Jonathan Brown from JP Morgan to be head of emerging markets bond syndicate for central and eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa (CEEMEA).
  • Rating: A1/A- (Moody's/Fitch)
  • Barclays and Deutsche Bank have launched syndication of £672.5m in debt backing the acquisition of Kwik-Fit.
  • General syndication of the project financing in support of the Taweelah 'B' independent water and power project will close shortly, with signing scheduled for early August.
  • China replaced one kind of uncertainty with another this week, by beginning the process of letting its currency rise against the dollar and setting off what could be a long scramble upwards for US Treasury yields.