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  • The $100m three year pre-export financing for Kazakhmys has been oversubscribed by 100% and bankers suggest the borrower will take a $25m increase. Because borrowers in Kazakhstan are rare there is a high demand for paper from them.
  • The merger between Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau and Deutsche Ausgleichsbank (DtA) came into effect today (Friday), after the publication of a new law yesterday.
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  • Bankers are preparing for another round of mandate awards from Latin America's biggest bond issuers, which will spend the remaining months of the year focused on pre-funding for 2004.
  • Leak's hideout has moved.
  • Yes, there's only one more week to go before the flood of deals we have been promised for September begins to materialise. Silver is looking forward to the amazing pipeline that everyone keeps talking about.
  • For many loan market bankers, the question is not if, but when. Economic data, corporate clients, the reaction to a handful of first half deals: they all tell bankers that M&A levels are on their way back up. But have lending houses and chief executive officers learned from the mistakes of the last M&A boom? Adam Harper reports.
  • The syndicated loan market was faced with a new challenge in the first half of 2003: a rise in overall volume while the number of deals fell. The situation may be good for borrowers, which have been able to tightly price their facilities, but how are lending houses dealing with the ensuing competition for mandates? Taron Wade finds out how banks are coping in an overbanked market, and asks how relationship banking has evolved.
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  • Dollar volumes exceeded euro volumes again this week, boosted by strong demand from investors in non-Japan Asia.
  • Euro trading fell away sharply this week, dropping to the lowest levels seen all year. Just $2.48n was issued from 62 transactions, giving the euro a 33% share of the market. Last week's figures were $4.2bn from 97 notes.