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  • Landesbank Schleswig-Holstein (LB Kiel) last Friday (February 28) extended its bid to diversify its investor base away from its traditional German supporters by launching a successful Eu1.25bn 10 year benchmark via BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and UBS Warburg. The transaction maintains LB Kiel's position at the forefront of the German Landesbanks' drive to reposition themselves in the international bond markets following the loss of the support mechanisms of Anstaltslast and Gewährträgerhaftung from 2005.
  • Never let it be said that Leak won't go to great lengths to dig up scoops for our readers. Last week one of our more intrepid members jetted off to frozen central Asia to check out the issuance prospects. The good news for origination teams starved of mandates to chase is that Kazakhstan is likely to prove a goldmine for CP/MTN bankers, with a horde of banks and corporates looking to sign programmes.
  • Amount: ¥20bn Instalment sales receivables class A: ¥2.6bn
  • Another busy weekend of male bonding lies ahead. No, we're not in for another late night session trimming our beards with the Brothers in primary sales. Rather it's trips to superior sporting venues with some of the Euromarket's finest. The events? The battle of the Gaelics and the Gallics on Saturday and then Twickenham for Johnnie's Lads vs The Squadra on Sunday. Superb.
  • The Government of Malaysia is close to awarding the mandate for a $420m equivalent six year term loan. The facility will be divided between a $171m tranche and a ¥29.5bn portion Two bank groups are competing for the mandate. The first comprises Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi, HSBC, Bumiputra Commerce Bank, BNP Paribas and ICBC. The second includes Barclays Capital, Citigroup/SSB, Standard Chartered, Maybank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp.
  • Compiled by: Richard Favis RBC Capital Markets
  • Compiled by Holger Kron Deutsche Bank, Frankfurt
  • Issuance was up by more than $200m this week to $8.5bn, but the number of issues fell sharply to 366 trades, down 49 on last week. Yen was again the least active of the major currencies, down by nearly 50% in terms of total issuance, with just 95 notes issued for a total of $682m equivalent.
  • Goldman Sachs and KBC last Friday raised Eu125m through a sale of Mobistar stock for some of the Belgian mobile operator's founding partners. The two banks launched the deal after the market close on Thursday and priced the stock on Friday afternoon. The offering comprised 5.6m shares at Eu22.40, a 5.7% discount to Thursday's close.
  • The French government is to use funding vehicle Entreprise de Recherche et d'Activités Petrolières (ERAP) to lend France Télécom Eu9bn as part of the telco's ongoing debt restructuring. Deutsche Bank is to arrange the Eu9bn EuroMTN programme for ERAP, formerly the holding company for petroleum producer Elf.