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  • There were rumours circulating in the market last week that financial sponsors were looking at a potential buy-out of 3i Group, the publicly traded buy-out firm. 3i has a market capitalisation of £3.9bn.
  • In these columns we have championed the cause of commodities on many occasions. Our argument was quite simple. Why should Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley hog the market and make squillions out of commodities with only the occasional trading hiccup? Yes, the business is risky, but is it any more dangerous than trading emerging market bonds or scary high yield debt? Great traders can adapt to almost any situation and we strongly recommended that other houses muscled in on the commodities act.
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  • Syndicated loans bankers surrounded by falling margins and weaker structures are exasperated, with no relief in sight. Now they predict the next blow could be borrowers achieving seven year tenors.
  • Credit Suisse First Boston and HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt are preparing to launch the Eu1bn Frankfurt IPO of car parts retailer and car repair company Auto-Teile Unger (ATU) on May 27.
  • Mandated arrangers Westpac and Barclays Capital have jointly underwritten a bridge loan for TabCorp Holdings in the event
  • General syndication of the buy-out and merger of three directories businesses, Yellow Brick Road, is likely to be launched next week. The mezzanine debt and sub-underwriting phase are oversubscribed.
  • Italy?s largest toll motorway operator, Autostrade, has announced the mandate for its long awaited jumbo euro bond.
  • Because the EuroWeek coverage of all capital markets is so good and so complete, we rarely comment on individual capital markets sectors. However, has every reader seen the recent bloodbath in some emerging market bonds?