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  • Documentation for Ahli United Bank's $150m three year loan is likely to be completed by the end of November. The final amount could be increased.
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  • 2005 will be a landmark year for Germany's Landesbanks. Next July, they will lose the state guarantees that have historically given them access to rock-bottom financing costs. As a group, the banks appear to be responding well to the challenges that they will face in the brave new world.
  • The Spanish pooled covered bond issues, AyT Cédulas Cajas VIII and IM Cédulas 3, delayed for at least a week pending regulatory approval from the CNMV, look set to reach successful conclusions today (Friday), with oversubscribed books and pricing at the tight end of expectations.
  • So, the final piece of the puzzle falls into place. There was really only one place it would go, one place so obviously in need of some good old business-building that we can't say we're that surprised. But then again, it's certainly going to be interesting.
  • Bankers are hopeful that the foundations have been laid for an upswing in securitisation activity in 2005 and beyond following the creation of True Sale International GmBH and a slew of non-performing loan portfolio sales.
  • SECONDARY TRADING
  • The European loan market has changed drastically over the past few years, with the boom in leveraged buy-outs, growth of the secondary market andexpansion of the non-bank investor base. Banks are re-evaluating where they allocate their human capital and bankers are chasing jobs in the hot areas ? primarily leveraged finance and the secondary loan market. Taron Wade reports.