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  • Dollar/yen implied volatility fell last week after a flurry of trades from speculative accounts that were keeping vol high stopped.
  • Structured derivative product flows in Taiwan have been slashed by nearly half because of new restrictions enacted by the Bureau of Monetary Affairs.
  • UBS has opened its first branch in China in an attempt to capture part of the burgeoning non-renminbi derivatives market.
  • U.K. CDO firms are scurrying to make sure their documents are legally watertight in the wake of the signal by HSH Nordbank last month that it is taking Barclays Bank to court in London over some collateralized debt obligations deals that went sour.
  • Who said that Ossie Grübel, now the sole chief executive of Credit Suisse, hardly ever sets foot outside his native Swiss-German fortress?
  • Aluminium producer Alro and its majority shareholder Marco have mandated Bank Austria (bookrunner) and HVB Bank Romania to arrange a $105m syndicated loan.
  • Rosbank is expected to price the first Russian securitisation of credit card payments by the end of October, after scheduling a roadshow for the transaction next week.
  • RZB and ZAO Raiffeisenbank have signed banks into the extension of tranche one of the existing $25m syndicated loan for the Industry & Construction Bank of St Petersburg.
  • Olam International's $150m two year revolver has been signed with mandated arranger Standard Chartered Bank committing $50m.
  • Saint-Gobain, the glass manufacturer, will pay a margin of 22.5bp over Euribor for its Eu1.8bn five year revolver, 12.5bp less than that paid for the Eu1.2bn 2002 deal it refinances.
  • The SEC on Wednesday published a list of proposed changes to Regulation M, which governs equity allocation, particularly that of IPOs, in a move that it hopes will improve the fairness and integrity of the process.
  • A $70m three year transferable term loan for Hysosung Spandex (Guangdong) was set to close syndication yesterday (Thursday). Korea Development Bank is the mandated arranger.