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  • MTN bankers in London are bullish about the prospects for a spate of issuance in the structured market in the next month or so, despite a drop in activity over the last few weeks.
  • TradeWeb, the leading electronic dealing network, is poised to further extend online trading in CDS products with the introduction of the first multi-dealer to client platform.
  • ABN Amro is arranging a short term bridge facility for a consortium that has won infrastructure concessions to build vehicle testing stations across Turkey, EuroWeek hears.
  • Gavin Eddy, UBS's global head of EuroMTN trading in London, yesterday (Thursday) left the bank in London and ended his banking career.
  • United Business Media has appointed HSBC and SG CIB as bookrunners on a £300m five year revolver. Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and Lloyds TSB are also mandated lead arrangers.
  • Calyon has been mandated to arrange debt financing for the purchase of Cox Insurance, the UK's largest motorbike insurer.
  • The US government gave an unexpected boost to 30 year corporate bonds this week when it announced it was considering restarting regular sales of 30 year Treasury bonds, after suspending them in 2001.
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  • What is the latest from Morgan Stanley in New York, now known in the investment banking industry as The House of Fun? Why are all those trick-cyclists around Times Square wearing T-shirts emblazoned 'On your bike, Phil'?
  • Never let it be said that we don't, very occasionally, make a reasonable call on developments in the Euromarkets.
  • From sunny Frankfurt, where the spring flowers are starting to bloom, we receive urgent calls from our bureau chief, Heidi von Grippenutz.