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  • The Republic of Italy will receive initial bids from consortia today (Friday) for the next instalment in its Società di Cartolarizzazione dei Immobili Pubblici (SCIP) real estate securitisation programme. SCIP-3 is expected to total at least Eu2bn and is arguably the most challenging mandate yet set by the Treasury.
  • Iveco, the truck manufacturer owned by Fiat, has released details of an innovative Eu300m securitisation of dealer floorplan invoices — the first of its kind in Italy.
  • KfW and the group of 13 banks making up the True Sale Initiative have outlined a structure for true sale securitisation under the scheme and hope to close the first issue next spring.
  • After weeks of intense discussions with the securitisation market, the German ministry of finance has announced that a new VAT provision will not be applied to asset backed securities.
  • HVB last Friday launched the first true sale version of its Geldilux collateralised loan obligation series. HVB was sole bookrunner and joint lead with CDC Ixis on the Eu1.4bn issue.
  • Morgan Stanley’s proposed takeover of Canary Wharf hit a stumbling block this week when former chairman Paul Reichmann forged an agreement with rival bidder Brascan.
  • HBOS has awarded the underwriting mandate for the next issue from its Permanent residential mortgage master trust, meaning that all three major issuers are now set to come to market in the first quarter of 2004.
  • A rumor circulating the market this week that four Fleet Securities bankers were set to move was definitively quashed.
  • Japan’s Mizuho, one of the three largest bank lenders to Drax Power, has liquidated its position in the U.K. power plant’s GBP840 million ($1.47 billion) loan.
  • Seat Pagine Gialle’s new EUR3.2 billion loan traded actively out-of-the-box, but at levels that were points higher than many market players expected.
  • Segall Bryant & Hamill Investment Counsel plans to buy up to $22 million in mortgage-backed securities with new cash.
  • Cantor Fitzgerald has hired two Wall Street mortgage veterans to jumpstart a mortgage-backed sales and trading effort it is establishing and plans to hire up to 25 more mortgage sales and trading professionals over the coming months.