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  • Bad news from the US auto sector this week sparked the largest five day widening spree in the European corporate bond market since mid-May, as deals from Arcelor and Unibail struggled in the primary market.
  • Rating: A2/A+ (Moody's/Fitch)
  • Bad news from the US auto sector this week sparked the largest five day widening spree in the European corporate bond market since mid-May, as deals from Arcelor and Unibail struggled in the primary market.
  • JP Morgan and Royal Bank of Scotland are re-launching the debt for the recap of the buy-out of animal nutrition company Adisseo after negative feedback from banks on the leverage for the deal.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Mizuho has launched syndication of the financing for the buy-out of AZ Electronic Materials. Carlyle is buying the division from specialty chemicals company Clariant.
  • Gulf Investment Corp, one of the largest financial institutions in the Arabian Gulf region by assets, has mandated Bank of America and HSBC as joint bookrunners on a five year FRN to be issued from a new $1bn EuroMTN programme in the weeks ahead.
  • Deutsche Bank completed on Monday a Eu81.4m bookbuild in Greek property developer Babis Vovos that dramatically increased the company's freefloat and the number of foreign investors.
  • EuroWeek has learned that brewer Greene King will be launching a £400m medium term loan within the next two to three weeks as part of a £600m securitisation programme.
  • Rating: Aa3/A+
  • The secondary loan market came to life this week on the back of three leveraged transactions being freed to trade.