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  • Hanson, the UK building materials company, this week launched a new Eu2bn EuroCP programme under issuing entities Hanson Finance and Hanson Finance America. The Hanson group was restructured in June last year when Hanson Finance was created. Since February 10 it has been responsible for the group's short term financing.
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  • HBOS took the European securitisation market into yet another tract of uncharted territory this week by launching a UK mortgage backed security at £4.5bn - almost the largest European ABS ever - and then increasing it to £6.1bn.
  • HBOS took the European securitisation market into yet another tract of uncharted territory this week by launching a UK mortgage backed security at £4.5bn - almost the largest European ABS ever - and then increasing it to £6.1bn.
  • Heron has completed a £84.8m refinancing. The mandated lead arranger was Eurohypo. The deal refinances a £74.4m transaction that Eurohypo arranged to refinance debt relating to central London properties Windsor House and Christchurch House in Victoria Street, SW1.
  • A HK$350m three year fundraising for Tack Fat Group International was launched into general syndication by mandated arranger Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp this week.
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  • HSBC this week reported a record annual pre-tax profit of $12.8bn (£6.86bn) for 2003, the highest achieved by a UK-based bank, and a 33% increase on its 2002 figure.
  • HSBC this week reported a record annual pre-tax profit of $12.8bn (£6.86bn) for 2003, the highest achieved by a UK-based bank, and a 33% increase on its 2002 figure. The surge in profit was driven by a 54% rise in operating profit to $41bn, boosted by HSBC's takeover of Household, the US sub-prime consumer lender.
  • The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) is rewriting two key standards in a bid to overcome opposition from the European Commission and the European Central Bank. The EC and ECB's opposition to IAS 32 and IAS 39 is threatening to disrupt the global adoption of IASB's standards by next year.
  • The margin for Hungarian Development Bank's (MFB) Eu250m five year deal has been set at 17.5bp over Euribor, a level that one banker described as "breathtaking".
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