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  • HSBC has hired Matthew Webster, head of real estate securitisation at Hypo Real Estate Bank in London, as well as two other members of the German bank's London securitisation team.
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  • Mol, the Hungarian oil and gas monopoly, is looking to mandate around three banks to arrange what will be a Eu450m deal with a five plus one plus one structure, EuroWeek hears.
  • Hypo Real Estate Bank's Eu1.5bn seven year mortgage Pfandbrief, its first transaction since July 2003, sold out in under three hours on Monday.
  • The Mexican peso reappeared on the Eurobond landscape this week as the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) came to the market for Ps500m.
  • Barclays has secured a sole mandate to provide £500m in debt to support convenience food maker Bakkavor with funding to purchase UK based ready-meal manufacturer Geest.
  • Export-Import Bank of India has completed a $125m one year dual tranche financing that was arranged by five banks. Mandated arrangers Standard Chartered Bank held $25m and ABN Amro, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Calyon and Citibank lent $20m each.
  • The $50m three year term loan for Bank Negara Indonesia has closed oversubscribed but is unlikely to be increased. Standard Bank is the mandated arranger.
  • It is with sadness that EuroWeek has learnt that Simon Howell, a renowned debt capital markets personality of the 1980s and 1990s, died this week.
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  • Borrowers rule the European investment grade syndicated loan market and they are unlikely to loosen their grip any time soon. Margins and fees are approaching all time lows, covenants are becoming collectors' items and tenors are stretching out to seven years and quite possibly even beyond. The only saviour for lenders would be the return of big-ticket M&A deals. Fortunately for them, they could be just around the corner.
  • Incapital Europe, the company that runs the European InterNotes platform with Banc of America Securities, expects two new borrowers to join in the coming weeks.