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  • Swap markets on both sides of the Atlantic are waiting nervously for the next round of employment data from the US. Consequently, there have been only limited interbank flows in both euros and dollars in what was also a shortened week for both markets, while the new issue sector idled along in second gear.
  • Chris Jones, head of EuroMTNs at Deutsche Bank, is moving to HSBC to be global head of EuroMTNs and structured notes. He joins HSBC in September.
  • Chris Jones, head of EuroMTNs at Deutsche Bank, is moving to HSBC to be global head of EuroMTNs and structured notes. He joins HSBC in September.
  • Chris Jones, head of EuroMTNs at Deutsche Bank, is moving to HSBC to be global head of EuroMTNs and structured notes. He joins HSBC in September.
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  • Banque du Caire has closed syndication of the refinancing its $100m three year facility signed in 2001. The deal was oversubscribed and the borrower is considering an increase. Mandated lead arrangers on the new deal, which pays a margin of 70bp over Libor plus top end fees, are Arab Banking Corporation and Mizuho.
  • The commercial paper market remains robust despite total outstandings coming under pressure for a third consecutive week as French funds remain marginalised and interest rate uncertainty sidelines some issuers.
  • Rating: A-
  • Mandated arranger Standard Chartered has launched a $90.48m five year, 10 month loan for Mosbarron into general syndication. The facility was funded on May 7 and Sembcorp Marine is providing a guarantee.
  • Rating: A2/A/A+
  • Bank Austria?s Slovenian subsidiary, Bank Austria Creditanstalt Lyublyana (Baca) has launched its debut Eu50m loan through mandated lead arrangers Bank Austria, Erste Bank and RZB. The five year deal pays a margin of 31.5bp over Libor plus fees.