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  • Will HSBC scoop a fistful of year-end awards for the most improved Euromarkets bank and the best global commercial bank? Certainly they must be in there with a chance.
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  • The Eu200m facility for Hungary's Exim Bank has closed oversubscribed and the borrower will be taking all of the proceeds, increasing the deal size to Eu230m. Signing is slated for October.
  • Banks are waiting for the Bank of Baroda to announce the mandate for a $100m one year loan.
  • Sucker's rally? Or return of the bull market? European investors are divided over whether the boom in equities rally will continue into the fourth quarter. If it fizzles out new issuance will be scarce for the remainder of the year.
  • Sucker's rally? Or return of the bull market? European investors are divided over whether the boom in equities rally will continue into the fourth quarter. If it fizzles out new issuance will be scarce for the remainder of the year.
  • Mandated lead arrangers for the Eu1.4bn facility that partly refinances Valentia Telecommuni-cations' buy-out of Eircom in 2001 have been speaking to existing lenders including institutions and banks before going out to a general syndication.
  • Denmark-based facility services group ISS Global is poised to complete the signing of its Eu2bn EuroMTN programme through joint arrangers ABN Amro and Deutsche bank.
  • Loans have always been the mainstay of Japanese banking activity and continue to be. But in the context of their domestic troubles, these banks have transformed themselves structurally and strategically into very different types of lenders. Where once it was not a question of whether Japanese banks would join a deal but how many, now they are far more disciplined and selective in using their balance sheets. Philip Carter reports.
  • 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.