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  • Orascom Telecom has completed a Eu290m financing through mandated lead arrangers Arab Banking Corporation, HVB, KfW and Standard Bank.
  • EuroWeek hears that Alternatifbank has mandated a group of banks on to a $25m one year deal.
  • Turkey is on the path to EU membership ? although not before 2015. The long awaited EU report on Turkish accession hopes was published on Wednesday and contained what has been described as a ?qualified yes? to the country's membership.
  • If you want to be a fund manager it pays to work in the UK. Last year, UK-based portfolio managers were paid 252% more than those working in Continental Europe. According to Greenwich's survey, last year the average UK European equity portfolio manager was paid Eu205,000, with an average bonus of Eu235,000.
  • HSBC completed the $442.66m sale of shares in BorsodChem, the Hungarian chemicals maker, this week and listed the company in Warsaw and ? via GDRs ? in London.
  • The $75m facility for the Industry Union of Donbass has been increased to $85m after an oversubscription.
  • The US Treasury, perilously close to its $7.384tr ceiling for debt issuance, is about to adopt emergency accounting measures for the third time under the Bush administration so the US government can meet its obligations between now and the end of the year.
  • The US Treasury, perilously close to its $7.384tr ceiling for debt issuance, is about to adopt emergency accounting measures for the third time under the Bush administration so the US government can meet its obligations between now and the end of the year.
  • Syndication of Virgin Mobile's £350m post-IPO facility, launched last week through Lloyds TSB, will close on October 15. The facility includes a £250m term loan and £100m revolver. The final maturity date on the facility will be five years.
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  • Westdeutsche ImmobilienBank (WIB) will launch its debut jumbo Hypothekenpfandbrief issue in November, the first ever jumbo Pfandbriefe backed by mortgages from a Landesbank. A 100% subsidiary of WestLB AG and the real estate counterpart to the group's WestLB Covered Bond Bank public sector unit, WIB has previously funded itself through traditional Pfandbriefe, but is broadening its funding sources ahead of the loss of state guarantees by Landesbanks in July 2005.