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  • MasterCard advisors, a subsidiary of MasterCard International, is to acquire TowerGroup from Reuters.
  • Bank of America has formed an Electronic Trading Services (ETS) group, which is dedicated to developing and delivering a suite of electronic trading products to the bank's institutional investor clients. The move is part of BAS's strategy to become the technology leader in institutional trading.
  • The SEC has postponed the implementation of Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act from June 15 to November 15 for accelerated filers - U.S. companies with a market cap over $75 million that have filed annual reports with the SEC - and from April 15 2005 to July 15 2005 for all others.
  • AIM Global, the international arm of US-based AIM Investments unveiled its new momey market funds website in February.
  • Beijing-based Capital Group is planning an overseas listing to raise $4 billion in the next two to three years.
  • RWE, the German utility company, has decided to sell its stake in Hochtief AF - the construction company - through a direct placement of shares and an exchangeable bond. RWE hopes to raise ?900 million.
  • Triple-A rated money market funds are proving increasingly attractive for institutional investors as assets under management promoted by IMMFA members grew to $174.5 billion at the end of 2003, up from $130 billion at 2002 year-end. The Institutional Money Market Funds Association is the trade association for the providers of services to the triple-A rated money market funds which are being increasingly targeted by corporate treasurers as a way to raise short-term debt.
  • London-listed Xstrata and South Africa's Chrome & Alloys have merged their chrome and ferrochrome assets creating a new joint venture worth R8 billion ($1.2 billion). The deal also creates the world's leading ferrochrome producer with 30% of the world market. SA Chrome is owned by Royal Bafokeng Resources Holdings and the Industrial Development Corporation, while Xstrata is a major diversified mining company operating in six major international commodities. The new company will be known as Xstrata-SA Chrome Venture.
  • The Mall Ha'Yam shopping center in Eilat will be the first Israeli shopping centre to issue bonds when it taps institutionals for NIS 180 million ($40.4 million) in March.
  • South Korea's corporate bond issues are expected to reach a 12-month high in Febraury, thanks to waning corporate credit risks, sources said Wednesday.
  • THE US private placement corporate bond market is attracting an increased number of Australian companies, offering long-term money with attractive yields. The number of private placements by Australian issuers in the US jumped from 12 to 23 last year, with the total funds raised increasing from $US2.4 billion ($3.12 billion) to $US4.1 billion ($5.33 billion).Private placements do not require a credit rating and the market is open to borrowers that are below investment grade. The market provides fixed-rate funding for terms of from seven to 15 years, which is rarely available in the Australian market.
  • AB Svensk Exportkredit (SEK) has issued a bond loan of €1 billion in the international capital market. The loan has a maturity of three years and is arranged by Goldman Sachs and UBS. It is the company's first benchmark bond issue in euros.