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  • General syndication of the five year Eu140m term loan for Hrvatska banka za obnovu i Razvitak (HBOR) has been launched.
  • With outstandings of some Dkr1.4tr (about Eu200bn) at the end of last year, the Danish mortgage bond market is the sleeping giant of Europe. Second in size only to the German Pfandbrief market of all the non-government bond sectors in Europe, the products also dominates the Danish bond market, representing 66% of its nominal value. Neil Day reports.
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  • Also raising its profile in the international markets this year has been Kommuninvest, the Swedish local government funding agency. In February the borrower launched its first benchmark transaction, a Eu500m five year issue via Nomura.
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  • Loyal readers know how Leak strives for journalistic excellence, but even we are struggling slightly with this week's report. The truth is that it's all a bit hazy. However much Leak tries to find a little clarity, we just can't get through the mist and the murk of Brennivin past.
  • Tonto is drumming his fingers, impatient for that wave of new financings we were promised. "Relax," says Silver, "summer is barely over. It will take the market a few weeks to see the fruits of our labour."
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  • The post-summer period has got off to a hectic start in the debt markets with plenty of swap-driven bonds being presented to investors on both sides of the Atlantic. Consequently, swap spreads were pressured tighter - yet the movement was minimal.
  • Anglo-Dutch computer services firm LogicaCMG and UK-based online travel agent Lastminute.com made their first appearances in the convertible bond markets this week.
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