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  • ABN Amro has arranged the first Turkish lira syndicated loan for 10 years. The TL72tr one year deal is for Volkswagen Dogus Türketici Finansmani, a joint venture 51% owned by Volkswagen Financial Services of Germany, and 49% by Dogus Group of Turkey.
  • Northern Rock is set to follow the template created by HBOS's first UK covered bond last year when it launches its debut in the week beginning April 19.
  • Despite constant claims of dwindling corporate bond business this year, the US high grade corporate bond market ended the first quarter with more bonds placed than in the booming first quarter of 2003.
  • Banco Bradesco's Eu200m 10 year political risk insurance deal became the unlikely ice-breaker for the Brazilian new issue market this week.
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  • Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has won exclusivity for the Eu1.46bn bid for Dutch retailer Vendex. ABN Amro, Citigroup and ING are believed to be backing the private equity shop, although this could not be confirmed.
  • CSFB, HSBC and HVB will launch the financing for the buy-out of high street retailer New Look within the next two weeks. Tom Singh, New Look's majority shareholder, and private equity houses Apax Partners and Permira are buying the company in a public-to-private transaction.
  • UK chancellor Gordon Brown yesterday (Thursday) announced the appointment of John Parker, chairman of National Grid Transco and RMC Group, as senior non-executive director designate of the court of the Bank of England.
  • Norske Skogindustrier's Eu400m facility is over-subscribed to Eu500m and the borrower is considering an increase. The five year revolver, which pays a margin of 55bp over Libor, is being led by Citigroup, Danske Bank and HSBC.
  • NTL
    Mandated lead arrangers CSFB, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have secured commitments from seven banks as sub-underwriters for the £2.435bn facility for UK cable operator NTL. They were offering tickets of £200m with a final hold of £140m for an all-in fee of 200bp.
  • The New York Stock Exchange and the SEC on Tuesday reached a $242m settlement with five NYSE specialist trading firms over accusations of market abuse.