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  • US corporate Ecolab is set to sign a $200m EuroCP facility in the coming weeks. The programme is being arranged by Credit Suisse First Boston, which is joined on the dealer panel by Citigroup. Ecolab will not give further details until the shelf is signed. That is likely to take place towards the end of May.
  • Argentina A six week rally in Argentine bonds came to an end this week after Sunday's presidential election placed Peronist Nestor Kirchner as the most likely candidate to win the second round of votes on May 18.
  • Munich Re this week appointed a new chief executive as speculation increased that the reinsurer was preparing to dispose of some of its cross-holdings. The company again denied that it needed to launch a rights issue to strengthen its capital base, but the appointment of Nikolaus von Bomhard as chief executive from January 2004 has led investors to believe that it will refocus its business on reinsurance. Von Bomhard will replace Hans-Juergen Schinzler.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: Eu100m (increased 30/04/03 from Eu50m) Öffentlicher Pfandbrief series 1088
  • Italy Mediobanca and Mediolanum said this week that their private banking joint venture Esperia will be floated in Italy in two to three years' time. The bank is expected to reach profitability later this year.
  • John Fairfax Holdings is acquiring INL's publishing businesses for NZ$1.188bn. The takeover will be partly funded through a share placement of NZ$341m. A syndicated loan will be mandated later this month.
  • Nokia Oyj, the Finnish telecoms group, has mandated four banks - Citigroup, Crédit Agricole Indosuez, Deutsche Bank and Nordea - to lead a $1.75bn-$2bn loan likely to be launched next week. The leads would not confirm details of the transaction.
  • Nokia Oyj, the Finnish telecoms group, has mandated four banks - Citigroup, Crédit Agricole Indosuez, Deutsche Bank and Nordea - to lead a $1.75bn-$2bn loan likely to be launched next week. The leads would not confirm details of the transaction.
  • Rating: Aa3/AA-/AA- Amount: $500m
  • Rating: Aa3/A+/AA- Amount: Eu200m
  • Mandated arrangers BayernLB, DnB Markets and LB Kiel have signed in banks on the Eu120m five year bullet term loan for Sparebanken Oest. Ahead of syndication Landesbank Rheinland-Pfalz came in as an arranger.