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  • Syndication of Capital OK's ¥10.8bn two year term loan has been completed and signing was held on Wednesday. Lead arrangers Calyon and Standard Chartered Bank held ¥2.9bn each.
  • Western banks are desperate to buy stakes in Chinese banks, and the biggest state lenders are being floated. Jonathan Compton believes the world is turning a blind eye to the risks.
  • The European equity capital market was in bullish mood this week, as all the main indices climbed and three large blocks of shares, worth a total of Eu2.56bn, were sold in surprise accelerated bookbuilds.
  • The European equity capital market was in bullish mood this week, as all the main indices climbed and three large blocks of shares, worth a total of Eu2.56bn, were sold in surprise accelerated bookbuilds.
  • Swap spreads in the dollar market narrowed this week, even though Treasury yields were higher for most of the week — largely because credit spreads tightened and a large amount of swap-driven bonds were issued.
  • Denizbank (Vienna) has mandated Alpha Bank, Bank of New York, BayernLB, Demir-Halk Bank (Nederland), Erste Bank and RZB to arrange a $35m 364 day loan.
  • Barclays Capital's Convertible Cost Index fell 4bp this week driven by a rise in long term option implied volatility, up 30bp to 17.8% — probably driven, according to analysts, by the beginning of the earnings season, rather than by last Thursday's (July 7) terrorist attacks in London.
  • Aval Bank is expected to launch a $50m one year loan within a fortnight through mandated lead arranger Standard Bank.
  • A sell-off in US Treasuries, with 10 year yields breaching 4.10%, precipitated a surge in activity in the dollar market as Asian investorsin particular flooded back tothe market.
  • Dolphin Energy has signed a $3.45bn four year bridge facility comprising $2.45bn of commercial bank debt and $1bn of Islamic financing. More than $4bn had been raised in total.