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  • The German state of Saxony-Anhalt this week became the first European borrower to access the Islamic investor base, with a Eu100m sukuk (Islamic leasing bond) that achieved a cost of funds in line with the state?s ordinary levels in euros.
  • The leaders of Europe?s financial services industry are frustrated with the slow and uneven progress being made towards European integration and harmonisation.
  • Some weeks ago in these columns, we were discussing the first approach to Abbey by Santander Central Hispano and what might be going through the mind of Abbey?s chief executive, Luqman Arnold.
  • Glengary has mandated Standard Chartered, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp and United Overseas Bank to arrange a S$400m five year financing.
  • A $38m 12 year ship financing for Daelim Corp will be completed on a club basis. KDB Asia and Korea Exchange Bank are among the participant group.
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  • The Swiss franc bond market provided a safe haven for jittery investors this week as terrorist threats dominated the news again.
  • Clothes retailer Charles Vögele Trading signed banks into a Sfr325m revolver on Tuesday. Deutsche Bank was the bookrunner and facility agent; Credit Suisse is also a mandated lead arranger.
  • The corporate EuroMTN market gave a burst of activity this week, which left issuance volumes for the year to date markedly higher than in the same period last year.
  • A group of 18 banks have submitted a bid for Inotera Memories? $840m equivalent five year dual tranche financing.
  • European equity-linked issuance has failed to take off so far this year. At the same time, redemptions from existing convertible bonds mean investors are sitting on large piles of cash waiting for new issues.