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  • The jumbo overcame growing pains to become a mainstay of the international bond markets in the years after its birth. But despite being one of the leading lights of the euro party in 1999, the jumbo market soon learned that you can have too much of a good thing. Neil Day reports.
  • Garanti Leasing will next week sign the extension of the $20m one year facility it arranged in April 2004.
  • The $500m add-on facility to the loan US battery company Rayovac used to buy United Industries, the pet food, garden fertiliser and insecticide company, has closed oversubscribed. The add-on transaction finances Rayovac's purchase of aquarium supply company Tetra.
  • Poultry breeder the Erich Wesjohann Group has acquired poultry science company Aviagen International Group, based in Edinburgh, UK and Huntsville, Alabama. Advent International sold the company.
  • Barclays Capital's Convertible Cost Index decreased again this week, falling 14bp to 2.98% — the first time the index has gone below 3% in just over three months — indicating better conditions for equity-linked issues.
  • Wavering confidence in Turkish markets has cast doubt over Vestel Electronics' aim to price its $200m seven year issue today (Friday).
  • By 2002, aggressive issuance strategies, inflated public sector trading activities and the real estate crisis were undermining the jumbo market. Realising this, Germany's mortgage banks pushed through reforms that have returned the market to a firm footing today. Neil Day reports.
  • Fidis Retail Italia, the car financing company part-owned by Fiat, is poised to return to the bond market with the inaugural deal off its new Eu2bn EMTN programme set up by Merrill Lynch.
  • Chelsea Building Society is set to follow the example of many of its UK peers in the coming months when it mandates a bank to arrange a new ECP shelf.
  • The $2bn seven year revolving credit for mobile phone manufacturer Nokia is oversubscribed but will not be increased.