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  • The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region made a stylish debut in the international bond markets yesterday (Thursday) with a $1.25bn 10 year global bond that notched up over $5bn of investor orders.
  • Depfa ACS Bank this week successfully sold a Eu3bn January 2015 covered bond, the issuer?s last benchmark transaction for 2004.
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  • Is William Donaldson, the chairman of the SEC, trying to become another Eliot Spitzer? When Bill was elected in February 2003 to replace the disastrous Harvey Pitt, we always thought that he was a slightly improbable choice.
  • Outstandings in the EuroCP market returned to strong levels this week as figures surpassed the sub-$50bn levels recorded in previous weeks.
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  • The European Commission has published planned legislation to implement the Basel II accord, and has defied the international committee on several points.
  • The National Bank of Egypt International signed its Eu100m loan yesterday (Thursday). The deal was oversubscribed but the borrower decided against an increase. Citigroup and Barclays are bookrunners.
  • The London branch of Bank Saderat has mandated Standard Bank to arrange a $100m deal, its debut visit to the loan market. EuroWeek hears that two to three further banks will join the syndicate on the three year financing and that the margin will be set at about 105bp over Libor.