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  • It's been the year of the revolving door at JP Morgan and the house's love for musical chairs looks to be continuing unabated. After Miles Hunt flew the coop last year and Alex Haidas was given the unceremonial sideways shrug to be replaced by the more than able Kentaro Kiso, Leak suspected things might have calmed down a bit. But little did we know! Instead we learn that the merry-go-round is still a-spinning.
  • "In those days there were real banks," sighed Tonto with a leer. "Just look at those league tables." While more used to seeing a centrefold spread emerge from Tonto's reading, our native American friend was holding up a 12 year old copy of EuroWeek.
  • Amount: ¥71.8bn Rating: R&I
  • Rating: A2/A/A+ Amount: Eu150m (fungible with Eu300m issue launched 12/02/03)
  • Amount: $119.6m Legal maturity: December 23, 2008
  • Man Group plc, the UK financial services firm, is to tap the market imminently for a $1.25bn loan. The company's last syndicated facility was a $1.5bn deal closed in July 2001 and arranged by Bank of America (joint bookrunner), Barclays Capital, Danske Bank, JP Morgan (joint bookrunner) and Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • Compiled by Holger Kron Deutsche Bank
  • Standard Chartered is inviting banks to sub-underwrite a $250m fundraising for Binariang Satelite Systems, a unit of the Boeing Company. The borrower is the only licensed commercial satellite operator in Malaysia. The facility is divided into a $125m seven year term loan priced at 175bp over Libor and a $125m one year term loan. The one year tranche will include the option for a six year extension or may be taken out by a US Ex-Im Bank supported tranche.
  • Compiled by: Richard Favis RBC Capital Markets
  • Compiled by Holger Kron Deutsche Bank
  • The greatest volumes were once again seen in euros this week with $2.6bn traded, a 37% share of the market. However, just 64 notes were issued, down from last week's total of 109. French names were the most active in the currency, issuing 19 notes for more than $650m, a 25% share of the market.
  • The dollar was the most popular among the currencies this week, with 111 notes issued for more than $2bn, a 28% share of the market. The majority of trades came from A-rated names, but other credits were also active. Banco Bradesco, rated B2 by Moody's, issued a $75m note through BNP Paribas. The fixed rate trade pays semi-annual interest of 5.25% and matures in November next year.