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  • Credit traders around the world spent much of the week in a cold sweat while successive rumours and newspaper reports warned of a vicious spiral taking hold as hedge funds unwound credit positions.
  • BNPP investment banking rises in first quarter
  • KfW launched the third Mexican peso bond of the year yesterday (Thursday), with bankers confident that the yields on offer in the market would attract borrowers and investors alike in the coming weeks.
  • UK software company Micro Focus International was forced to price its London IPO far below the bottom of the price range this week, raising £66.4m for a 25% stake in poor market conditions.
  • Spanish savings bank Caja de Ahorros del Mediterráneo (CAM) launched the first transaction off its new Eu2bn EMTN programme on Tuesday after signing it last week.
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  • The UK's Highways Agency is beginning a consultation on the largest and most complex private finance initiative road scheme the country has ever seen.
  • A $56m leveraged buyout facility for Caribbean Investment Holdings has been completed. Carlyle Group is the sponsor. Chinatrust Commercial Bank arranged the deal and held $16m.
  • The Hong Kong dollar bond market is one of the strongest and most liquid markets in non-Japan Asia, and it achieved rare international prominence last year, thanks to the Hong Kong government's HK$20bn global fundraising exercise. But as Nick Parsons reports, the special administrative region still has much work to do to make the Hong Kong dollar market the platform of choice for local and international borrowers.
  • An interview with Horizon Capital Managing Partner Natalie A. Jaresko explores the rewards of private equity investing in Ukraine. Having 10-years of success in the region, Ms. Jaresko shares with EuroWeek what kind of private equity opportunities exist "just over the horizon". What makes private equity investment in emerging markets so attractive in general, and particularly in Ukraine?