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  • Another week, another shift in interest rate perceptions in the dollar swaps market. Last Friday's employment data was weaker than expected, and in the subsequent sharp rally, swap spreads have narrowed once again.
  • The Eu1bn five year multicurrency revolver for lock manufacturer Assa Abloy signed in Stockholm Tuesday via Danske Bank, Nordea, SEB (bookrunner) and SG CIB. The transaction was launched at Eu800m and increased after an oversubscription.
  • Converium has signed a $1.6bn three year deal through mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Commerzbank, Credit Suisse First Boston and JP Morgan.
  • An extremely busy fourth quarter in the structured EuroMTN market has meant that even at this late stage of the year some of the top positions in the bookrunner league tables are still being contested.
  • Syndication close for Alexander Health Club's NT$800m four year multi-tranche fundraising has been pushed back to early 2005 as the borrower has changed its investment plan. Industrial Bank of Taiwan is the mandated arranger.
  • Telecom Italia will use a Eu12bn loan to finance its Eu20bn purchase of the remaining 44% stake it does not own in Telecom Italia Mobile (TIM), its mobile phone arm.
  • Telecom Italia will use a Eu12bn loan to finance its Eu20bn purchase of the remaining 44% stake it does not own in Telecom Italia Mobile (TIM), its mobile phone arm.
  • Bank and fund allocations will be made today (Friday) for the £1.8bn in refinancing debt for cable operator Telewest and the deal will fund December 16.
  • Japan's economy suffers from the discrepancy between banks' liquidity and the availability of liquidity to users. But the Bank of Japan has embarked on an ambitious project to purchase as much as ¥1tr of asset backed debt to help finance sectors of the economy that have been cut off from access to funds.
  • ABB has withdrawn its offer to exchange old debt for new after a US court rejected the company's $1.2bn settlement proposal to settle asbestos claims.
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  • Acquisitions are the lifeblood of a listed real estate investment trust. When the first J-Reits made their stock market debuts in 2001 and 2002, the trusts had only modest competition for deals. That has all changed as ever more buyers pour into the market, resulting in prices of prime properties rising and yields falling.