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  • Compiled by Holger Kron Deutsche Bank
  • Trades in dollars fell away this week, with 144 notes issued as opposed to more than 200 during the previous seven days. However, volumes remained stable at just over $3bn, a 27% share of the market. Prudential was busiest among the issuers, through its subsidiary Jackson National Life Global Funding. The borrower came with four notes for nearly $500m. All were $125m trades, with two maturing in May 2005 and two in the same month the following year.
  • Compiled by Holger Kron Deutsche Bank
  • Trading in euros was up $1.2bn to more than $4.5bn this week, though the number of trades rose by just 15 to 109, accounting for a 40% share of the market. US borrowers were more active than usual, coming with 11 notes. FCE Bank issued three of these trades. All were $50m issues, the longest going out to May 2008.
  • Class A notes: Eu500m (soft bullet) Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • "W ater, water everywhere, but ne'er a drop to drink." Turkish bank funding officials know just how the ill-fated sailor in Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem The Ancient Mariner must have felt.
  • Moody's placed a soft floor under Pfandbrief ratings this week with the announcement that it is loosening its notching approach between the ratings of mortgage banks' senior unsecured debt and their Pfandbriefe. The move creates the possibility of upgrades for three German Pfandbrief issuers rated below the new soft thresholds.
  • Volumes were up again this week to nearly $11.4bn, with the number of trades also rising marginally to 497. Once again euro issuance accounted for the largest share of the market, but as ever dollars and yen were also popular.
  • Rating: Aa3/A+ Amount: $1.25bn (increased from $500m)
  • Guarantor: MDM Holding GmbH Rating: B1/B-/B
  • Steve Fitzpatrick has joined Royal Bank of Scotland Financial Markets as head of primary markets origination for North America. Fitzpatrick, who will be based in New York, joins RBS after 15 years at Morgan Stanley where he worked in debt capital markets origination, reaching the level of managing director.
  • Moscow Narodny Bank has opted to increase its popular $50m two year loan facility to $100m. Lead arrangers HVB Group and LB Kiel have been joined by Bank of China and Natexis as mandated arrangers.