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  • Toyota captured some rare but welcome attention in the retail currency bond market this week when two of its subsidiaries, Toyota Credit Canada and Toyota Finance Australia launched deals in the non-core dollar arena.
  • Akbank has raised over $450m so far in an oversubscription for its $300m 365 day term loan, which is due to be signed next Friday.
  • Dollar swap spreads finished trading in New York yesterday (Thursday) appreciably tighter than on Monday, as the Treasury market rallied strongly and the end of week brought a rush of swap-driven issuance.
  • Guarantor: UFJ Bank Ltd (New York)
  • HVB and Parex have joined the $10m facility for Aval Bank as joint arrangers and there are two to three other banks looking at joining the deal.
  • Allana International is making its market debut with a $125m five year amortising loan. The deal is fully underwritten by mandated lead arrangers HSBC and WestLB.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • High yield looks set for a lively end to the year, as several companies announced deals this week, spanning the rest of 2003 and beyond.
  • The Republic of Venezuela plans to issue dollar bonds next week for the fourth time in less than five months, with a 15 year deal of up to $1bn targeted at local banks.
  • The long JGB rally might well be over. The sharp volatility in the JGB market began shortly after the 10 year yield hit an all-time low of 43bp on June 11. By September 4, the yield was 1.65%, the highest for 2-1/2 years. As one investor explains in the roundtable, now that the tide is no longer rising, fixed income fund managers focused on Japan will need to become much smarter to outperform the market.
  • Once again this year, fortune has not smiled on the offshore yen market. The leading international credits have largely been shut out of the public markets because their paper has traded so deep through JGBs. International fund managers have moved further underweight the yen indices, limiting the demand for credit product. Nevertheless, a few noteworthy deals were priced earlier this year.