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  • Cautious welcome for newly market-friendly Santander
    Banco Santander Central Hispano is set to take the first step today (Friday) on what is likely to be a long road to redeem its reputation in the covered bond market.
    April 01, 2005
  • CLOs
    Citi launches Ukrainian corporate deal
    Citigroup has launched syndication of a $150m three year deal for Ukrainian telecommunications company Kyivstar, offering banks a rare opportunity to take on Ukrainian corporate risk.
    April 01, 2005
  • Equity
    Convertibles more attractive versus bonds
    The fall came after the index reached a three month high of 3.22% last Friday (March 25) — the index is calculated on the basis of the previous day's trades — which lasted into the first half of this week. The drop came as long term implied equity volatility rose, as triple-B credit spreads continued to widen.
    April 01, 2005
  • CLOs
    Cox Insurance
    Duke Street Capital, Englefield Capital and former chief executive Neil Utley have entered into a provisional agreement to buy Cox Insurance, the UK's largest motorbike insurer. The bid values the company at £295m.
    April 01, 2005
  • People News
    Craighead quits JPM for new Countrywide subsidiary
    Bradford Craighead, head of asset backed debt syndication and trading at JP Morgan in London, has left the bank.
    April 01, 2005
  • Credit Markets Watchbox (week ending April 1, 2005)
    April 01, 2005
  • CLOs
    Croatia
    Hrvatske Autoceste, or Croatian Motorways, has signed a local currency facility amounting to Eu150m.
    April 01, 2005
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    Cross-border opportunity knocks
    US buyers are being presented with more and more opportunities to invest in cross-border private placements. However, their reaction has been mixed. While the supply and diversification are welcome, many investors caution that the market could be contaminated by weaker credits and that analysis and research have become even more important.
    April 01, 2005
  • CLOs
    Czech Republic
    Bankers say that Telefónica is favourite to secure a 51% stake in Cesky Telecom after the Spanish telecommunications operator outbid Belgacom and Swisscom with a Eu2.74bn offer yesterday (Thursday).
    April 01, 2005
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    Demand outpaces supply
    Investor interest in private placements is so strong that many of the traditional advantages that the sector offers investors, compared with the public bond market — such as the liquidity premium and pari passu ranking with senior bank lenders — are being called into question.
    April 01, 2005
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    Digging for assets Down Under
    Alongside their counterparts in the UK, Australian borrowers have always made an important contribution to issuance in the cross-border private placement market. Last year was no exception, with $4.6bn of issuance.
    April 01, 2005
  • DWS puts SIV on hold until spreads on ABS, MBS widen
    DWS Investments, the mutual fund manager owned by Deutsche Bank, has all but signed off the documentation of its new structured investment vehicle (SIV). But its launch is being held back until spreads in the ABS and MBS markets widen from their present record tight levels, which make it very hard for SIVs to earn an arbitrage.
    April 01, 2005
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