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  • Tariq Rafique, ABN Amro's global head of securitisation in London, has resigned from the Dutch bank and is widely tipped to move to Nomura - with headhunters and bankers suggesting he may get a two year contract for as much as £3m a year. Rafique deniedt he has signed any contracts and told EuroWeek: "I enjoyed working at ABN Amro and am leaving primarily because I have always wanted to marry asset securitisation technology with capital."
  • Tariq Rafique, ABN Amro's global head of securitisation in London, has resigned from the Dutch bank and is widely tipped to move to Nomura - with headhunters and bankers suggesting he may get a two year contract for as much as £3m a year. Rafique deniedt he has signed any contracts and told EuroWeek: "I enjoyed working at ABN Amro and am leaving primarily because I have always wanted to marry asset securitisation technology with capital."
  • The global dollar corporate bond market continued to tighten this week, as the US Federal Reserve cut interest rates to their lowest levels in seven years and investors looked forward to further monetary easing in the months ahead. Citing weakness in corporate investment levels and profits, as well as slowing global growth, the FOMC cut the federal funds rate from 3.75% to 3.5%, its lowest point since 1994.
  • After a quiet summer season, the Scandinavian leveraged market picked up this week with the announcement that equity house Gilde Investment Management will buy out Sapa Autoplastics for Skr1.22bn. The new company will be called Plastal Group. Some 65% of the buy-out cost will be funded by senior debt with the balance in the form of equity.
  • After a quiet summer season, the Scandinavian leveraged market picked up this week with the announcement that equity house Gilde Investment Management will buy out Sapa Autoplastics for Skr1.22bn. The new company will be called Plastal Group. Some 65% of the buy-out cost will be funded by senior debt with the balance in the form of equity.
  • * European Investment Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Finland Nine arrangers have joined senior syndication of the debt facility for Finnish insurer Sampo.
  • * Aegon NV Rating: Aa3/AA-/AA-
  • * Barclays Bank plc Rating: Aa3/AA-
  • The Polish treasury will delay the sale of a Z4.3bn (Eu1.1bn) stake in Telekomunikcja Polska (TPSA), the Polish telecoms operator. The sale, which had been planned for September, has now been pushed back to December. The treasury cited difficult market conditions for the delay. But bankers suggested that problems surrounding discussions with France Télécom (FT) were crucial to events.
  • The bank list for the $500m dual tranche revolver for Sage Group plc has been released. The deal supports the accounting software group's $183m acquisition of Interact Commerce Corp. Deutsche Bank, HSBC, ING Bank and Wachovia join as lead managers with a final allocation of $30m.
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