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  • On a particularly happy final note, we offer our congratulations to Natalie Fontaine, the borrowing supremo at CIF Euromortgage in Paris, who has just given birth to a daughter called Marjolaine.
  • German utility MVV Energie has announced plans for a Eu170m capital increase later this year, prompting speculation that existing shareholders will use the opportunity to sell down part of their stakes, substantially increasing the deal size.
  • Rating: A2/A- (Moody's/Fitch)
  • Banks signed up yesterday (Thursday) to the £300m 18 year financing for Innogy subsidiary National Wind Power's North Hoyle offshore wind energy project. An additional six banks will join mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro, Bank of Scotland, Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi, BNP Paribas, Fortis Bank, HVB Group and Royal Bank of Canada.
  • Northern Rock threw its weight behind the gathering momentum in the UK covered bond market this week by awarding Barclays Capital and HSBC the mandate to structure and arrange its programme.
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  • Rating: Aa3/AA-/AA-
  • The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight this week told Freddie Mac it would have to maintain capital 30% in excess of its minimum capital requirement until its financial reporting is back on schedule.
  • After dominating the thoughts of so many Asian borrowers and investors in late 2003, interest rates will be the main issue again in 2004.
  • As many Italians stared ruefully into their yoghurt pots, wondering if the Parmalat billions were, in fact, lire mislabelled by a dozing auditor, they must have been impressed by the extraordinary prescience and imaginative humour of the good folk at Citigroup who had baptised a Delaware SPV set up to reconfigure Parmalat debt into equity, ?Buconero'.
  • The £250m deal for Paragon will close next week, bankers say. Paying a margin of Libor plus 90bp, the four year loan is arranged by Barclays Capital, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan (bookrunner) and Royal Bank of Scotland.