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  • The Moroccan stock market and government achieved a triumphant success yesterday (Thursday) with the completion of the $1.1bn IPO of Maroc Telecom.
  • For the first time in over a month an element of weakness crept into the credit default swap market yesterday (Thursday) as US equities weakened. The iTraxx Europe index closed the week at 35bp/35.5bp, which was 0.75bp wider on the week. The HiVol index closed at 59bp/60bp, unchanged from the previous night.
  • Barclays and BNP Paribas have been mandated to arrange debt financing to support engineering firm Smiths Group's purchase of US medical device company Medex. EuroWeek hears the cost of Medex is about $600m.
  • Leading Japanese and international companies and specialist investment funds have sponsored the creation of every one of the 14 J-Reits listed on Japan's stock exchanges. EuroWeek met with representatives from Mitsui Fudosan and Tokyo Tatemono, two leading property groups that were prime movers in the early days of the J-Reit market.
  • In 2004 what has been your strategy in the Japanese equity market and what is your outlook for the next six to 12 months?
  • The $225m five year term loan for domestic appliance manufacturer Controladora Mabe has raised $450m in the market and has been increased to $400m.
  • Mizuho has been appointed sole mandated lead arranger on a Eu35m one year loan for Parex Bank, the largest commercial bank in Latvia.
  • Having enjoyed one of its strongest months on record in November, the EuroMTN market finally succumbed to the seasonal slowdown this week, with bankers across the market reporting reduced activity.
  • NASD, the US private-sector regulator of financial services, announced this week it has censured and fined Citigroup Global Markets $275,000 for a series of violations relating to its sales of two proprietary managed futures funds ? Citigroup Diversified Futures Fund and Salomon Smith Barney Diversified 2000 Futures Fund.
  • Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten (BNG), the triple-A rated Dutch agency, has made a raft of appointments to the dealer group of its Eu70bn debt issuance programme. Dresdner, Mizuho, Royal Bank of Canada, Royal Bank of Scotland and Toronto-Dominion Bank have been appointed dealers, increasing the number on the panel to 20. BNG is one of the biggest and most prolific issuers in the debt capital markets.