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  • Hebei Pan Asia Long-Teng Paper’s $215m equivalent multi-tranche credit, arranged by DBS Bank, is nearing completion.
  • Guarantor: DaimlerChrysler AG
  • Mandated arrangers Natexis Banques Populaires, SG Asia and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp have completed the Eu35.6m fundraising for PSC-Naval Dockyard.
  • The euro may have grown up quickly, but it will be just five years old in January. Much work needs to be done to break down the barriers within the euro zone, let alone work out how to include the countries of central and eastern Europe — and of course the UK. Philip Moore peers into his crystal ball and takes a look at the issues that are likely to dominate the euro’s next five years.
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  • The dollar structured market saw a marked increase in volumes this week. More than $2.3bn was launched from 155 trades — a 24% share of the market.
  • While volumes rose in the yen and dollar this week, the euro currency sector dropped in popularity. Last week nearly $4.4bn equivalent was issued in the currency from 112 notes, but that dropped to $3.7bn from 79 trades this week, a 40% share of the market.
  • Volumes continue to rise in the EuroMTN market as year end approaches as borrowers benefit from the opportunistic funding available. This week volumes rose from last week’s $8.9bn from 399 trades to just over $9.3bn from 454 notes.
  • Mexico’s first ever domestic mortgage backed security issue was priced this week, marking the beginning of what bankers hope will become another thriving peso denominated asset class in its rapidly growing domestic capital markets.
  • MidOcean Partners, a London- and New York-based private equity business, sold holiday resort operator Center Parcs UK on Wednesday for £285m, in a deal that copied the structure of Northumbrian Water’s fast track AIM float.
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