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  • Fortis Investment Management and SG are hoping to expand the investor base for CDOs of equity default swaps with what is thought to be the first such managed deal.
  • The already compressed spread differential between prime and non-conforming RMBS in the UK shrank even further this week as two well established lenders priced deals with record tight margins, at the top and bottom of the capital structure.
  • The European CMBS market easily snapped up two large conduit real estate loan deals this week, as RBS and Eurohypo closed a joint issue from their Epic and Opera programmes, while Lehman Brothers priced its latest Windermere transaction.
  • TdA is preparing a Eu530m securitisation of residential mortgages for five Spanish banks.
  • Calyon this week launched Global Commercial Three, a Eu1.2bn synthetic commercial mortgage securitisation, for Aareal Bank. The deal offered just Eu272.25m of funded notes, which were sold 1.5 times subscribed at the Aa1/AAA level and five times across the mezzanine tranches.
  • Banca Apulia, a regional bank based in southern Italy, made a reticent return to market this week with its third MBS. Bookrunner BNP Paribas placed the entire Eu235m deal with an undisclosed number of investors without an official roadshow or bookbuilding process.
  • The IMF's external relations director discusses Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil
  • MPs approve energy law amendment liberalising natural gas markets
  • In its annual report on Turkey, Moody's Investors Service says its B1 country ceiling for foreign-currency bonds and stable outlook takes into account the country's ongoing economic and political reform along with its significant debt burden.
  • Holders of Foster Wheeler's bank debt are getting paid out in full plus fees, with some reaping major gains after buying the paper when it was trading as low as the high 60s.
  • Cerra, Cheng and Liberatore manage $10 billion in total return bond portfolios at TIAA-CREF.
  • J.P. Morgan and Banc of America Securities are in the market with a $300 million "E" loan for TRW Automotive that will be partly used to buy back a $600 million 8% pay-in-kind note from former owner Northrop Grumman Corp. J.P. Morgan was the previous lead arranger, but B of A was given a lead spot with this transaction.