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  • Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein is cutting up to 240 jobs across its foreign exchange, corporate finance and capital markets business.
  • With the dollar and euro markets in tricksy mood this year, high gradebond issuers have paid particular attention to other currencies. Both Australian and Canadian dollars have offered very cheap funding,thanks to favourable swap rates and rising currencies ? but sterling and yen have also made a comeback.
  • The facilities for mobile roaming billing company Mach will close next week. The facilities fund the acquisition of Danish data communications company Dan Net as well as refinance debt from when Advent International and Provident Equity Partners bought Mach.
  • The $100m facility for car manufacturer Iran Khodro will be signed on Monday.
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  • The Eu530m in debt backing the buy-out of Saeco, the espresso machine maker, by PAI Partners is progressing through syndication slowly but should be completed soon.
  • Japan Prime Realty Investment Corp is, like the other J-Reits, faced with rising property prices and flat rentals. It is therefore adapting its acquisition strategy and is among other things, looking to buy up what it terms ?value-up properties'.
  • Once dominated by bilaterals, the Japanese loan market could hit ¥20tr of syndicated debt by the end of December, an impressive feat considering its tender years.
  • In late May, Japan Bank for International Co-operation (JBIC) sold Eu750m of bonds into the Euromarket through BNP Paribas. It was the issuer's third euro issue in just over 12 months and confirmed yet again that some of the government sector issuers can react rapidly and sensitively to market conditions. It also added another piece of evidence that global demand for Japanese paper is on the rise.
  • Japan Retail Fund Investment Corp was until recently the only J-Reit dedicated to the retail sector. It is also rare in that the trust's asset management company is run by a cosmopolitan CEO who believes that his business is at the cutting edge of change in Japan.
  • When Japan Real Estate Investment Corp (JRE) listed, the day before the September 11 terrorist attacks, it held ¥93bn of assets. The management plans for JRE to own ¥300bn of assets by March 2006. To achieve that, the continued support of JRE's high profile founder shareholders will be essential.
  • There are so many conflicting signals from Japan that economists and investors remain confused about the future. But what is for sure is that the corporate finance business is having one of its best years ever, with equity and securitisation issues to the fore, with M&A and private equity on the rise and with Japanese financial sector credits again making a splash overseas.