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  • Property company Macquarie Goodman successfully raised A$458m ($356m) from existing shareholders on Wednesday through a non-renounceable rights issue led by JP Morgan, UBS and Macquarie Bank.
  • Commerce International Merchant Bankers has arranged what it claims is the first ever ringgit-denominated musyarakah securitisation for Malaysian information technology company Time Engineering. The Islamic-compliant deal securitises payments that Time will receive from the government of Malaysia for supplying teaching equipment to state schools.
  • Merrill Lynch has won the mandate to advise Telstra, Australia's largest telecom company, on its response to the government's plans to sell its remaining A$33bn ($25bn) stake in the company, a deal that should take place in 2006.
  • Nomura and UBS have won the keenly contested mandate to arrange the roughly $7bn sale of stock in Central Japan Railway Co, earning the right to the lion's share of up to $118m of fees.
  • Morgan Stanley could open up new territory for the Asian bond market with a buccaneering high yield transaction for the financial arm of Mandra Forestry Holdings, a privately owned and little known Chinese company.
  • The $1bn 10 year benchmark bond for the Republic of Indonesia finally reached the market this week. But immediately after it had been priced it began to sell off sharply, underperforming even a falling Asian bond market.
  • Stephen Weiss, managing director in high-yield research at Bear Stearns, started last week at Banc of America Securities as managing director and senior media and cable analyst.
  • The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act 2005 will have a profound impact on Chapter 11 cases, including the trading and valuation of bank debt and trade claims.
  • Mark Mothner, agency trader at Banc of America Securities, joins Merrill Lynch later this month in a similar role.
  • Bear Stearns bought $120 million of MachGen's bank debt last week from Citigroup at 97 1/2 as rumors emerged that K-Road Ventures is in talks with lead creditor Société Générale to buy the assets.
  • J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers are leading an $875 million credit facility to fund The Carlyle's Group's $1.6 billion acquisition of Verizon Hawaii.
  • Commercial mortgage-backed deals, ones from Germany and synthetic offerings, are seen as the top growth areas in Europe for the coming year, according to a poll of conference attendees.