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  • French retailer Carrefour returned to the EuroMTN market this week issuing three euro denominated bonds for a total of Eu125m, only the third time the French retailer has tapped the MTN market this year. Carrefour's return follows a similar spell of activity from UK borrower Tesco last week.
  • UK-based mining company Anglo American this week told EuroWeek it is considering setting up a EuroCP programme in the coming weeks. However, according to James Patterson, treasurer of the firm in London, Anglo American is unlikely to issue ECP in the near future.
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  • ING has won the sole mandate on the leveraged buy-out of Dutch administration outsourcing firm TMF. PPM Ventures is buying the company from EQT.
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  • A NZ$125m leveraged buy-out facility for Pacific Retail Group has been funded by mandated arranger BOS International Australia.
  • Alliance Housing Bank has mandated Bank Muscat and WestLB to arrange a $40m three year debut loan.
  • Syndication of SM Prime Holdings' $150m five year fundraising should close in the coming week. ABN Amro, ING Bank and Standard Chartered Bank are leading the deal.
  • Depfa Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG re-opened the jumbo covered bond market for the autumn this week, taking advantage of its rarity and a modest Eu1bn deal size to secure tight funding.