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  • The Hong Kong dollar EMTN market has been busy in recent weeks but trading has really taken off over the last few days as investors have sought to make a play on the Hong Kong Monetary Authority's decision on Wednesday to widen the trading band of the currency.
  • The roadshow for the IPO of German aircraft engine manufacturer MTU Aero Engine is due to start next week, with the company likely to be valued at between Eu1.5bn and Eu2bn.
  • The US private sector regulator NASD announced on Wednesday that Hilary Shane, a hedge fund manager formerly registered with First New York Securities, had been permanently barred from associating with any NASD-registered firm.
  • Supermarket operator Ahold has signed its Eu2bn five year loan through mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro, Bank of America (bookrunner), BNP Paribas (bookrunner), Citigroup (bookrunner), ING, JP Morgan and Rabobank.
  • A mandate for the recapitalisation of chemicals group SigmaKalon is expected next week. Many banks are bidding for a deal that could generate at least Eu900m in debt.
  • Mandated lead arranger and bookrunner DnB NOR Bank has signed a Nkr1.83bn facility for ScanWafer, a supplier of silicon wafers to the solar energy industry.
  • The apparently tireless bull run in European leveraged finance finally ran out of energy this week as bankers began to doubt the market's appetite to absorb subordinated high yield bonds and second lien loans.
  • Bank Dhofar's $75m three year loan will be signed next week by mandated lead arrangers HSBC and ING.
  • The apparently tireless bull run in European leveraged finance finally ran out of energy this week as bankers began to doubt the market's appetite to absorb subordinated high yield bonds and second lien loans.
  • The $1.15bn nine month bridge financing for San Miguel Corp has been signed. Joint coordinating arrangers are ABN Amro, Barclays Capital and HSBC, holding $86m each, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp lending $82m, Standard Chartered Bank taking $68m, ING Bank providing $64m, ANZ Investment Bank, Mizuho Financial Group and WestLB committing $45m apiece and Bank of Nova Scotia (Singapore), BNP Paribas, Calyon, DBS Bank, HVB Corporates & Markets, ICBC (Asia) and Maybank, contributing $40m each.