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  • Edeka Zentrale's Eu1.1bn loan has closed with a 150% oversubscription, but the borrower has not yet decided whether to increase it.
  • Commerzbank, JP Morgan, LBBW and Lehman Brothers are likely to be mandated lead arrangers on a recapitalisation of telecoms group Debitel.
  • GMAC Commercial Mortgage Europe has hired three members of ABN Amro's real estate conduit securitisation team.
  • After Bank of America lost its status as sole bookrunner, Group 4 Securities has mandated Bank of America, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Citigroup, HSBC, Lloyds TSB and Nordea to arrange its £1bn deal.
  • BNP Paribas, EFG Eurobank and National Bank of Greece yesterday (Thursday) kicked-off the marketing of the Hellenic Republic's 20 year CMS switchable target redemption note (Tarn).
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  • EganaGoldpfeil (Holdings) is in the market with a $20m three year fundraising via mandated lead arranger Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp.
  • South Africa's Foodcorp and Spanish gaming company Codere this week launched the first high yield issues since General Motors and Ford were downgraded on May 5.
  • It has not been an easy ride for Hong Kong since it was handed over to China in 1997. The regional economic crisis, a domestic property crash and the panic over Sars all hurt the Special Administrative Region badly. But the economic feel-good factor has returned, driven by domestic consumption rising at 6.7% — its fastest rate since 1993 — and China's searing growth across the border. Nick Parsons reports.
  • Subordination was very much in vogue with both financial institutions and companies in a week bursting with new issuance.
  • Subordination was very much in vogue with both financial institutions and companies in a week bursting with new issuance.
  • The issuers' stampede into the European corporate bond market thundered on this week, as companies sold another Eu4bn of bonds in euros, eager to issue before the EU Prospectus Directive comes into force in July, clouding the process for listing bonds.