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  • Hopes for stability in the bond market were thwarted this week as the global macroeconomic outlook worsened, upsetting already fragile investor sentiment.
  • Taiwan Cooperative Bank will launch the NT$1bn dual tranche financing for Anderson Group into general syndication next week. The chairman and general manager are providing a personal guarantee.
  • 3i has acquired Carema Vard och Omsor, the healthcare services company. The financial terms of the deal are not disclosed but Carema's turnover in 2004 was Eu270m.
  • HSBC performed strongly in the EuroMTN market this week, overtaking its UK peer Barclays Capital to claim third position in table one.
  • Rating: A2/A
  • Tenaga Nasional, the Malaysian power company, launched a successful $350m bond this week, inspiring bonds bankers in Asia with hope that the market would pick up the momentum it needs for further issues.
  • To justify their fees, asset managers need to convince their customers they have a magic formula for picking stocks, and their latest mojo charm is 'alpha'. Jonathan Compton asks how they get away with it.
  • Rating: Aa3/A/AA-
  • Leveraged loan bankers and investors expressed doubts this week about the prospects for BNP Paribas to successfully syndicate the Eu2.62bn refinancing of the buy-out loan for Seat Pagine Gialle, the Italian telephone directories business.
  • Amount: Eu200m
  • Citigroup and JP Morgan have completed a $125m three year term loan for steel pipe producer Siderca SAIC.