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  • The success of UFJ Finance's $1.25bn 10 year global bond this week has raised hopes that US bond investors, like their equity counterparts, are developing a taste for Japanese securities.
  • Citigroup is advising Boeing on financing the construction and leasing of 100 modified 767 tankers for the US Air Force.
  • The mandated arrangers are close to being named for the refinancing of debt for Valentia Telecommunication's buy-out of Eircom in 2001.
  • Venezuela's bonds tightened this week as investors looked forward to a successful two-part Brady bond buyback being completed in the next two weeks.
  • Aviation Capital Group is hoping to re-open the aircraft operating lease securitisation market with a $1bn wrapped deal.
  • Ahorro y Titulización last Friday brought what is almost certainly the last Spanish mortgage backed deal before the summer break. Ahorro Corporación Financiera, CECA and Crédit Agricole Indosuez were joint leads on the Eu350m deal, with CAI as sole bookrunner.
  • Portugal's rail operator Caminhos de Ferro Portuguêses (CP), this week launched its third bond. Monoline insurer MBIA once again wrapped the Eu400m deal.
  • Eurotunnel's structured debt suffered a salvo of rating actions this week after the company announced that it might not be able to meet interest payments on all its debt this year.
  • FHB Land Credit and Mortgage Bank, Hungary's state owned mortgage lender, this week completed its inaugural structured covered bond offering, closing fully subscribed, although the deal was reduced in the final stages of marketing.
  • Bear Stearns last Friday launched the second managed cash CDO of ABS for Gulf International Bank (UK), FAB CBO 2003-1. As with the firm's previous deal, sold by Bear Stearns in March 2002, the portfolio consists entirely of European, euro denominated bonds.
  • Citigroup is advising Boeing on financing the construction and leasing of 100 modified 767 tankers for the US Air Force.
  • Banco Santander Central Hispano and Deutsche Bank brought a Eu1.1bn securitisation of residential mortgages this week for Portugal's Banco Totta & Açores. Totta's mortgage subsidiary is Credito Predial Português.