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  • Having lunched with one of the secondary market?s finest at Aurora on Monday, Loan Ranger joined the rest of the market, it seemed, for Bank of America?s Spring Reception on Wednesday.
  • Landesbank Rheinland-Pfalz (LRP) was able to sell its Eu1bn five year global public sector Pfandbrief this week, but not as quickly as bankers had expected.
  • Compiled by: Richard Favis
  • The markets calmed down this week after the frenzy of last Friday and the US non-farm payroll data. Economists have hastily readjusted their assessments of the probable timing of the rate hike by the Federal Reserve, but there has been no additional sell-off.
  • Bank of Valletta has mandated BayernLB, ING and Sanpaolo IMI to arrange a Eu250m loan. The refinancing deal will be split between three and five year tranches paying margins of Euribor plus 24bp and 29bp.
  • Whatever happened to Bruce Merivale-Austin, the polo playing, Bentley driving playboy of the Western World, who once performed salesmanship magic at Bear Stearns International in London? Whatever became of Bruce?s pouting squeeze, who was christened ?Hotlips? by the Berkshire polo community? Does Bruce?s skill as a polo player match the performance of his Bentley? What was Bruce?s nickname when he was a dashing cavalry officer? We always remember that we could never quite get to the bottom of that puzzle.
  • Metro, the German supermarket chain, received a warm welcome from the bond market on Tuesday, when investors placed over Eu2bn of orders for its Eu500m seven year bond in six hours.
  • Guarantor: Metro AG
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  • Having recently made a series of changes to its Eu4bn EuroMTN programme, Kaupthing Bunadarbanki this week issued the largest bond ever from an Icelandic borrower.
  • Barclays Capital?s Latin American securitisation efforts disappeared this week with the departure of Michael Morcom, its last remaining banker in the division.