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  • UBS Warburg and Merrill Lynch completed the second largest one day share placing on Tuesday when they raised £2bn for Royal Bank of Scotland. The accelerated bookbuild, which is second only in size to the £3.5bn Vodafone issue in May, came during a week when most syndicate desks had no business at all. "Hats off to the leads for getting the deal done," said one envious London-based head of syndicate.
  • Finland The arrangers on the Eu2.5bn facility for UPM-Kymmene say the facility will not be launched into the market until the end of August.
  • SNS Bank Nederland has issued a euro5 million ($4.22 million) note that goes out to September 2013. Euro is by far the issuer's favourite currency. Almost 70% of its funds this year have come in euro, with yen in second place. Its biggest euro trade in 2001 was a euro300 million syndicated note that had an annual yield of 5.431%. It was issued on February 26 and matures on October 16 2007.
  • * European Investment Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • * Deutsche Bank AG (London) Rating: Aa3/AA/AA
  • Royal Bank of Scotland, along with one other, is in the frame to arrange the financing backing ABN Amro Private Equity's £215m cash purchase of WH Smith's distribution division. A formal mandate is expected in the next week. Lloyds/TSB and Royal Bank of Scotland have signed banks into the extension on the £125m revolver for health club operator Esporta.
  • Alliance UniChem plc, the international pharmaceutical company, is planning to launch only the second European securitisation to be backed by pharmaceuticals receivables. Lead managed by BNP Paribas, the £100m transaction is also the first UK ABS term deal to be backed, in part, by trade receivables originated by a government body in the UK.
  • In a move that could further cement the development of swaps as an alternative benchmarking tool, the board of directors of the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) has approved the launch of new five and 10 year swap futures and futures options contracts. This will be CBOT's second attempt at developing swaps futures. Between 1991 and 1996, it offered three and five year swaps futures, but without sufficient liquidity in the underlying asset, they never developed the volumes needed to be a viable trading tool.
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