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  • The market has coped well with debut deals from Sweden, the UK, Norway and Portugal; more are imminent.
  • It’s somewhat ironic that Dresdner has an F1 car in the building. After all, motor racing is associated with glamour, sex appeal and life in the fast lane – all the things that Dresdner is not.
  • Structured credit roundtable: The leveraged loan revolution
  • Washington Mutual has broken new ground in several areas during the past year. Not least as the first American issuer of a covered bond. However, it made a substantial impact with its hybrid issuance too. WaMu’s treasurer, Robert Williams, explains his bank’s financing strategy to Alex Chambers.
  • It’s easy to see why Maybank’s senior managers wanted to hire Surachet Chaipatamanont to spearhead its investment banking efforts. His easy-going and relaxed manner belies a steely determination. Although he accepts the fact that the bank is on the right track, he knows that first base has not yet been reached. “When I look at the DNA of the organization, we need to do more,” he says.
  • In July, Malaysian bank group Maybank hired a former JPMorgan corporate financier to spearhead its investment bank, Aseambankers. In his first three months Surachet Chaipatamanont has brought leadership and structure to the firm. But, as he tells Sudip Roy, there’s much more work to be done.
  • The wilder shores of technical analysis never want for proponents and followers. So are there perhaps truths to be found in all this numerology? Or is it just a load of bloody offal?
  • End investors and hedge fund managers are increasingly concerned about those funds of funds that take a hot money view, rapidly switching cash in and out of hedge funds. Some of the horror stories risk tainting the entire industry. Helen Avery reports.
  • HSBC has transferred all of its UK mortgage assets into a single pool, which should cut costs for its new covered bond and RMBS programmes.
  • The great debate goes on: will the next change in the Fed rate, some months off, be up or down? Most of the banks think "down" because the US economy will stall; most of the fund managers think "up" because inflation is still threatening. Either way the stock markets are bullish, be that because they expect lower rates, or because the economy will do so well that higher rates will be required, or, rather, justified for the right reason.
  • As WaMu issues the first US covered bonds, Ben Maiden looks at the legal implications.
  • Is Nomura’s time up? Japanese bank faces PR nightmare as lawsuits unfold; Tailor woe for one of the UK’s leading lawyers