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  • All this talk about "Equator Principles" and ethical guidelines for project finance looks like being a story that will run and run.
  • The £80m refinancing for London Luton Airport has been increased to £90m after an oversubscription and should be signed today (Friday). Barclays Capital is sole lead on the transaction.
  • Star Cruises' $80m one year standby letter of credit facility has been oversubscribed, arranger HSBC is waiting on a handful of stragglers before closing the deal.
  • Syndication has closed for the Bank of Valletta's oversubscribed Eu70m three year term loan. Mandated lead arrangers were BayernLB and SMBCE.
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  • Dollar volumes remained stable this week, taking a 27% share of issuance from all currencies. Just over $2.43bn was issued in dollars, only $4m less than was traded last week. The number of tickets rose, however, with 198 notes issued, up from 162 previously.
  • After euro volumes fell away last week, a small recovery was seen in trading this week. More than $4bn was issued in the currency from 113 transactions, an increase of $300m on last week's total.
  • Issuance volumes in the EuroMTN market were again down this week. Just over $9bn was issued, as opposed to $9.5bn last week. However, continuing the recent trend, the number of tickets was up - 506 transactions were launched this week, compared with 481 last week.
  • The European Commission has officially approved the long awaited Prospectus Directive, having introduced 21 last minute amendments to the controversial document in early July.
  • Merrill Lynch has doubled the second quarter revenues in its European debt business year on year, the firm's chief financial officer said this week.
  • Disillusioned with equities, investors are venturing down the credit spectrum in search of yield, but the rush is driving spreads down. Four top investors and bankers scan the markets for EuroWeek.
  • Mezzanine Management Ltd, an independent European mezzanine and private equity firm with $1bn under management, has raised Eu115m for its first Central European mezzanine fund.