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  • Supranational borrowers have proved to be a mainstay of the structured EuroMTN market in recent years, above all in the structured yen market.
  • The facility for Alfa Laval Treasury has been signed via mandated lead arranger SEB. The revolving credit has a $325m tranche and a Eu150m tranche.
  • The Sfr750m loan for chemicals company Clariant is being wrapped up by mandated lead arrangers Commerzbank, Citigroup, HSBC and UBS. One banker said it had not been a blowout success, but had been completed.
  • HSBC was the highest climber in the corporate league table this week. Having taken fourth place from Deutsche Bank last week, HSBC has now climbed to third place at the expense of BNP Paribas.
  • Wan Hai Lines (Singapore) has mandated a group of six banks to lead a $250m 10 year ship financing deal. The banks include ABN Amro, DBS Bank, First Commercial Bank, Hua Nan Commercial Bank, ING Bank and International Commercial Bank of China.
  • Two private equity firms ? Providence Equity Partners and Texas Pacific Group ? and Sony are looking at buying Hollywood studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) for about $5bn.
  • Mexico took sovereign liability management to a new level this week when it swapped $2.3bn of existing global bonds for $2.87bn of new 10 year and 30 year globals.
  • JP Morgan is planning to launch Germany's first non-performing loan securitisation in September.
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  • EuroMTN investors headed down the credit curve this week, ploughing into single-A names. Those issuers took the largest share of the market by rating, though that rested on two Eu2bn public issues from UK financial Northern Rock.