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  • Telereal Holdings, the joint venture between Land Securities Trillium and the William Pears Group, this week tapped its £1.8bn securitisation of BT telephone exchanges, pulling off a double coup. It locked in low interest rates and increased the outstanding debt without adding any collateral.
  • The scramble for yield in the European asset backed market meant CMBS broke new levels this week as Credit Suisse First Boston closed a Eu635m securitisation of eight office properties in Paris for SITQ.
  • Daiwa Securities SMBC this week launched the first publicly rated arbitrage collateralised debt obligation of equity default swaps.
  • BNP Paribas should today (Friday) launch an innovative synthetic collateralised debt obligation combining several firsts in the European CDO market.
  • A new non-conforming residential mortgage lender has been established in the Netherlands.
  • Proceeds from EnerSys Capital's new $580 million facility will be used to refinance $219 million of existing debt and pay a $250 million cash dividend to equity holders Morgan Stanley Capital Partners, limited partner co-investors and management.
  • Duke Street Capital, a U.K.-based private equity firm, is reportedly looking to sell its leveraged loan asset management business, which currently has just under $2 billion in loans under management.
  • A $40 million piece of Exelon Corp.'s Boston Generating project debt (Exelon Boston) was said to have traded in the low 70s last week.
  • Fitch Ratings has downgraded Owens-Illinois' bank debt ratings from BB- to B+ due to the company's proposed $1.5 billion acquisition of BSN Glasspack.
  • The Carlyle Group is putting together Carlyle High Yield Partners VI, a collateralized loan obligation that will invest in B1/Ba3 credits.
  • The bank debt for Calpine Construction Finance Company II (CCFC II), now known as Calpine Generating Co., slumped to the 951/2-963/4 range following Calpine Corp.'s decision to pull a $2.3 billion deal to refinance the credit.