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  • Russia's Vneshtorgbank (VTB) this week sold a $350m, 18 month floating rate note, taking its international borrowings this year to $1.675bn.
  • Borrowers squeezed in their last possible opportunistic hits on the US bond market in the final week for new issues this year.
  • Barclays, Deutsche Bank and Merrill Lynch have closed and signed the refinancing of the debt supporting the buy-out of Waste Recycling. The original deal was increased earlier this year when the waste management company purchased Shanks Waste Service.
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  • The FSA lectures pension funds about their funding deficits ? how curious that its own pension fund is chronically underfunded
  • The London Stock Exchange this week rejected a £1.35bn takeover bid from German stock market operator Deutsche Börse, saying that the bid of 530p per share undervalued the business.
  • Banks have signed into the senior facilities supporting the buy-out of IEE, which was formerly called International Electronics & Engineering. Apax Partners is buying the company and WestLB is the mandated lead arranger on the debt financing.
  • Market talk is that Malayan Banking is close to mandating Barclays Capital and Citigroup to lead a $400m three year financing.
  • Citi Eu11bn trade rumbles on
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  • Despite the approach of Christmas, the dollar and euro swap markets were not without pockets of interest this week. Both markets saw appreciable curve flattening, especially in the belly of the euro swap curve.
  • In its last issue of 2004, EuroWeek looks at the winners and losers in the EuroMTN market, in a year that has been characterised by ever-increasing numbers of banks able to print an ever-increasing range of structured products.