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  • Barclays Capital has staged a raid on Credit Suisse First Boston?s German sales and trading business, taking Omar Selim, Oliver Dugan and, EuroWeek understands, Stefan Fischer.
  • The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has achieved consensus on Basel II, with the final rules set to be published in June. The deadline for implementing advanced approaches to credit risk will be the end of 2007.
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  • The Kingdom of Belgium struck a rich seam of demand at the very long end of the credit curve this week, when it attracted more than Eu10bn of orders for its new Eu5bn 30 year OLO. With investors expecting an interest rate rise in the US ever sooner, particularly after last Friday?s employment figures, the very long end is proving attractive in a bear flattening environment.
  • It has been all quiet on the legal front for US Big Tobacco over the past year, and both the firms and investors had been quietly confident that the worst was behind them. However, the danger of enormous damages resurfaced this week when the Florida Supreme Court surprisingly announced that it will review the decision made by a state appeals court in May of last year to reverse the original judgment made in the so-called ?Engle? class action lawsuit.
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  • Citigroup has completed the latest phase of restructuring its fixed income capital markets division.
  • As in 2003, issuance from Korea so far in 2004 has been modest in volume but high in quality. Korea?s profile has recently been raised by two notable deals from the financial sector. The market is now looking forward to what could be Asia?s blue chip tech IPO of 2004. Mark B. Johnson reports.
  • The uncertainty that has gripped bond markets all year rose to a pitch this week as last Friday?s bullish US employment data sent analysts scurrying to bring forward their forecasts of a US rate hike to June.
  • The uncertainty that has gripped bond markets all year rose to a pitch this week as last Friday?s bullish US employment data sent analysts scurrying to bring forward their forecasts of a US rate hike to June.