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  • Credit default swap rates in Europe and the US continued their tightening trend this week - despite last week's hiccup over the Ford downgrade threat - leaving names at default levels that a year ago would have been thought unthinkable.
  • The Greek state sold a 15.7% stake in electricity generator Public Power Corporation last Friday (October 24) to raise Eu636.5m.
  • Ramatex Industrial (Suzhou) has awarded the mandate for a $36m five year credit to Development Bank of Singapore. The deal is guaranteed by its Malaysian parent company Ramatex.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • CIT Group, the last independent financing company left in the high grade market, narrowed the funding gap between it and its higher rated competitors this week with a $500m global bond priced at the tightest levels it has ever achieved on a five year maturity.
  • Tranche 1: Eu200m senior debt
  • Guarantor: Hellenic Telecommunications Organization SA
  • Rather than following Japan's banks into the NPL black hole, Germany's financial institutions have experienced a renaissance in terms of investor sentiment and spread performance this year. And although it may be not be fashionable to praise some areas of the German banking system, the truth is that the panic that was rampaging through the sector at the end of last year was heavily over-played.
  • Guarantor: Petroleos Mexicanos
  • Far from sulking as other European covered bond markets emerged with popular new assets, Germany's Pfandbrief market has hit back this year. Armed with a recovering economy, new and improved legislation, and an informal code drawn up by issuers, the Pfandbrief market is ready to regain its title of number one European covered bond market.
  • The $70m three year loan for Development Bank of the Philippines has been launched into syndication by arrangers ING, Mizuho Corporate Bank and Standard Chartered Bank.
  • Guarantor: Banco Popular Español SA