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  • Commonwealth Bank of Australia last Friday opened the Australian securitisation market for 2005 in fine style when it broke the size record set by its last securitisation and smashed through the double-digit price barrier.
  • EAST ASIA
  • Macquarie Bank's Asian equity capital markets team scored its second notable success in the Philippines on Wednesday, raising the equivalent of $68m for coal mining company Semirara Mining Corp.
  • Merrill in China JV
  • The Republic of the Philippines stormed the Asian debt capital markets this week with a remarkably successful $1.5bn 25 year bond that combined boldness with opportune timing.
  • Two convertible bonds for Taiwanese issuers, both led by Deutsche Bank in the past week, may signal the end of CBs issued at zero or negative yields by Taiwan's capital hungry technology companies.
  • MTB Investment Advisors will put new cash to work in longer-dated Treasuries and agencies because it thinks the yield curve will continue to flatten, said Wilmer Stith, v.p. and portfolio manager at the Baltimore fund.
  • AIM Investments may buy up to $92 million in Treasuries and sell an equal amount in mortgages should 10-year Treasury yields reach 5% by the middle of the year.
  • Bulge-bracket dealers are increasing their dealings with middle-market investors in agency debentures due to a new function on an electronic trading platform.
  • The first bond backed by credit card collateral from continental Europe could be launched this year.
  • Cash flow collateralized debt obligations are starting to fill up on credit-default swaps, as a developing market for asset-backed protection is making these securities more attractive for inclusion in structured credit vehicles.
  • Schroder Investment Management in London has hired Ted Barac, v.p. and senior credit officer in European corporate bonds at Moody's Investors Service in London, as an associate director in high-yield credit research.