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  • Deutsche Telekom is set today (Friday) to complete the largest ever sale of Russian shares, by pricing a $1.5bn stake in Mobile TeleSystems, the mobile phone company.
  • As 2004 draws to a close, some borrowers have chosen to see the year out with a bang ? and none more so than the inventive Landesbank Baden-Württemberg.
  • We don't enjoy writing Leak in a serious vein, especially at this time of year, but needs must. The news that came our way this week that JP Morgan had disbanded its ECP outfit came as more than a little of a surprise to us, and to the market as a whole.
  • Loan Ranger can only dream of having been a fly on the wall during the annual syndicate managers' club dinner, which took place earlier this week. The loan market illuminati were out in full force, according to our mole, but we can divulge little else.
  • A Eu20m loan for Tutunska banka will be signed by European Bank for Reconstruction and Development on Tuesday.
  • The United States' Securities and Exchange Commission this week voted to adopt a new framework for registering, offering and reporting asset backed securities.
  • Paragon Group last Friday launched a rare stand-alone securitisation of second lien mortgages, last seen in the UK in 1996, according to the firm's head of structured finance. Paragon Secured Finance (No 1) plc marks the first time Paragon has launched a stand-alone securitisation of the asset class.
  • Rabobank will today (Friday) price a balance sheet synthetic CLO.
  • Friends Provident Life & Pensions breathed new life in the life insurance securitisation sector this week, successfully closing a £380m bond secured on the value of in force business from a defined book of life and pensions policies.
  • SanPaolo Leasint, Italy's fourth largest leasing company this week rounded off a bumper year for Italian leases backed with a blowout Eu1.8bn securitisation of real estate, equipment and vehicle contracts.
  • Collateralised debt obligations (CDOs) of mezzanine ABS almost disappeared this year as spreads contracted sharply, threatening to eliminate any potential arbitrage. However, two such deals are set to hit the market in the first quarter of 2005, having sourced assets in the more generous spread climate of 2003.