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  • Italian non-performing loans are likely to a return to the capital markets this year, with one large deal expected to come from the acquisition of a portfolio of NPLs by a consortium comprising Merrill Lynch and Fortress from Banca Intesa. The portfolio is reported to have a book value of around Eu1.5bn.
  • The UK non-conforming market will shortly see a new issuer in the form of Rooftop Mortgages, which is preparing a £125m securitisation via its majority owner Bear Stearns.
  • Barclays, Citigroup and Merrill Lynch have released price guidance for Granite Master Issuer Plc Series 2005 ?1, the first deal from Northern Rock's delinked master trust. The £4.5bn equivalent deal will kick off the year in earnest for European securitisation when it is launched next week.
  • 'DD' indicates potential recoveries in the range of 50%-90% and 'D' the lowest recovery potential, i.e. below 50%
  • The upgrade is driven by strong prospects for continued policy discipline, domestic political stability, the adoption of a new IMF programme and the approach of EU accession talks
  • This follows its upgrade yesterday of the Republic of Turkey's Long-term foreign and local currency ratings to 'BB- from 'B+'
  • "We will prepare the final Environment and Safeguards Compliance Policy based on the comments received online and in meetings in the Latin American and Caribbean region"
  • Standard & Poor's is planning to hire an accountant for its financial institutions division.
  • Capital Efficiency Group, a Swiss banking boutique, plans to sell two bond transactions bonds backed by loans to small-to-medium-sized enterprises in Germany, Austria and Switzerland in the coming year.
  • Tenet Healthcare Corp. is looking at various credit tools--including bank debt--after terminating its five-year, $800 million credit agreement and putting in place a $250 million one-year, letter of credit facility with Bank of America and Citigroup.
  • The gap between Moody's Investors Service and Standard & Poor's ratings on some of the largest domestic banks appears to be closing, with major banks such as Bank of America and Wachovia among others on positive outlook from S&P.