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  • HSH Nordbank and Barclays Bank this week settled their legal dispute over losses the German bank suffered on a CDO structured by Barclays, shortly before the case was due to reach trial in London.
  • Having won so many gold medals and cups last year that the South African mines had to work overtime, the question for 2005 has always been: can Barclays Capital keep it up?
  • Sellers still greatly outnumber buyers of protection in the global credit default swap markets. Levels continue to grind tighter, though some profit-taking in the latter stages of the week lifted prices a little.
  • HSH Nordbank and Barclays Bank this week settled their legal dispute over losses the German bank suffered on a CDO structured by Barclays, shortly before the case was due to reach trial in London.
  • Cédulas issuers were cheered this week when the Spanish tax authorities confirmed that they would extend withholding tax exemption on bonds issued by Spanish credit institutions to most investors around the world.
  • Sinopec Petroleum International Exploration & Production Corp may increase its $183m five year loan after syndication closed oversubscribed. Mandated arrangers HSBC and Standard Chartered Bank are still finalising allocations.
  • Rating: Baa2
  • Citigroup this week priced a Eu1.25bn 25 year non-call 20 lower tier two transaction, though to be the longest dated of its kind.
  • Rating: Aa2/A+/AA
  • Commerzbank and Lloyds TSB have been mandated to lead a £135m five year revolver for Close Brothers. Bank of Scotland has also joined the transaction as lead arranger.
  • Last Friday, Credit Suisse First Boston placed 54.8m shares in steel and aluminium marker Corus at 58p each raising £31.78m as part of a derivatives trade for Russian metals investor Alisher Usmanov.