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  • The debt supporting Montagu Private Equity's leveraged buy-out of survival technology company Survitec from Air-Sea Survival Equipment Limited was launched this week. There is a bank meeting and site visit in Birkenhead, Northern Ireland today (Friday).
  • Banca Centrale per il Leasing delle Banche Popolari (Italease) has slashed the dealer panel of its EuroMTN programme. The Italian leasing bank has dropped nine out of 10 banks from the shelf, leaving only Lehman Brothers. Lehman also replaces UBS as arranger on the programme.
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  • Interest rate-linked deals continued to take the lion's share of business in the structured EuroMTN market this week, but bankers also reported good demand in the equity, commodity and inflation-linked markets. The callable range accrual structure was again popular with investors. ?We open these up at around $3m and can end up closing them around the $50m mark. Investors seem to be pouring into them,? said one banker at a US house.
  • Rating: Aa3/A+/A+
  • Media group VNU's Eu750m deal is oversubscribed in syndication and likely to be increased. Mandated lead arrangers are ABN Amro, BNP Paribas, JP Morgan, ING and Rabobank.
  • Dollar swap spreads hit their widest levels for over a month this week. They were pushed out by higher Treasury yields after a lacklustre five year auction on Wednesday and a paucity of swapped new issuance before today's (Friday's) non-farm payroll report.
  • Why do we never write about Nomura any more? We were asked this question after a rather dull lunch with some City regulators, whom we had persuaded to take us to Wiltons and whose eyes nearly popped when they saw the bill. (Why is it that regulators take themselves so seriously, but have such a rotten record for catching City scallywags and bandits?)
  • Rating: Aa1/AAA (Moody's/Fitch)