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  • MBNA Europe Bank this week officially unveiled its delinked credit card master trust and is planning its first issue in the third quarter.
  • Nordea Bank this week released price details of its first synthetic securitisation of asset backed securities. The deal, Kalmar Structured Finance A/S, issued Eu44m of notes referencing a Eu400m portfolio, and was launched on May 27. It will close on June 8.
  • SLM Funding, the finance arm of US student loan provider Sallie Mae, this week raised Eu1.06bn as part of a $3bn issue from its consolidated loan trust.
  • HSBC this week launched its first Portuguese securitisation, a Eu185.6m consumer loan and commercial lease issue for BPN Crédito The investment bank added a new feature to the Chaves programme, introducing a three year revolving period to improve efficiency for the originator. BPN Crédito was formed in 2003 from the merger of BPN Créditus, BPN Leasing, Neofactors BPN and BPN Carfin Rent. Chaves Funding No 4 is the securitisation in which Neofactors has participated.
  • Salton, maker of the George Foreman grill, is in discussions with its senior lenders to obtain more cash and waivers to fend off a possible Chapter 11 filing.
  • Current market conditions and Gray Television's improved credit profile allowed the television station and newspaper company to cut the interest rate on its "B" loan by 50 basis points.
  • The Loan Syndications and Trading Association adopted a new set of primary market standards at its board meeting two weeks ago that became effective June 1.
  • Jeff Bosland, head of the primary dealership at Daiwa Securities America in New York, has moved to Credit Suisse First Boston as director and co-head of the agency business, also in New York.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston and Wachovia Securities launched syndication of a $214 million credit facility for KRG Capital Partners portfolio company UTI Corp. last Thursday that backs UTI's $230 million acquisition of MedSource Technologies.
  • Michael Doherty has left National City Bank and moved to Colorado to start a venture of his own. Doherty was a managing director in sales and trading at Nat City and was a board member of the LSTA.
  • Drax's A2/A3 tranche ticked up to the 119 range from the 115 context where it was trading last week on improved energy prices.
  • A handful of energy names moved up last week in line with the firming high-yield market and stabilization in the equity markets.