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  • The UK's Yorkshire Building Society has increased the ceiling on its note programme to £5bn from £3bn. BNP Paribas has been appointed to the dealer group and joins Barclays Capital, HSBC, Merrill Lynch, Royal Bank of Scotland and UBS on the panel.
  • Bankers in London reported mixed trading patterns over the course of the week with some speaking of rude demand for structured notes while others said the plain vanilla market had been the busier.
  • Does the bell toll for the NatWest Three, who were involved with selling structured products or helping to set up special purpose vehicles for Enron before the once high-flying company crashed to earth?
  • National Bank of Egypt International is talking to lenders about a syndicated loan, EuroWeek hears.
  • ING and Rabobank have been mandated to arrange a subordinated debt facility for Dutch construction company Bam. The debt will be about Eu150m and will replace the company's existing subordinated loan.
  • Demir-Halk Bank (Nederland) has signed a $100m 364 day club loan.
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  • Another week of stability has calmed the nerves of traders and investors, who are starting to gain hope that the worst the convertible market has to offer might be behind them.
  • Bank of America has confirmed Scott Lampard's appointment as co-head of international syndicate and head of EMEA frequent borrower origination. As reported in EuroWeek two weeks ago, BoA hired from JP Morgan as part of its efforts to build its frequent borrower business.
  • The City of Bucharest has mandated ABN Amro and JP Morgan for a benchmark euro denominated Eurobond. The roadshow begins in Athens today (Friday), then moves to Vienna on Monday, Frankfurt and Munich on Tuesday, the Netherlands on Wednesday and London on Thursday.