Debt round up: Crunch time?

by Alex Chambers and Jethro Wookey

Sub-prime-induced volatility was cited as the reason for the withdrawal of a five-year and 10-year euro-denominated transaction by Arcelor. The lead managers – Calyon, Citi, Commerzbank and RBS...

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