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  • Deutsche Bank suffered a double blow this week as chairman Josef Ackermann and his predecessor Rolfe Breuer found themselves in hot water with Germany's legal authorities. Ackermann was this week charged by German prosecutors after an inquiry into payments made to managers of telecoms group Mannesmann when it was bought by Vodafone in 2000.
  • Amount: Eu100m Hypothekenpfandbrief Maturity: March 4, 2005
  • Deutsche Telekom made its first foray into the equity-linked market this week with a Eu2.1bn mandatory convertible, the largest seen in Europe. But the success of the issue came at the cost of a dramatic fall in the German telecoms group's share price, which sank by nearly 10% on Wednesday, the day of the sale.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Eu150m (fungible with two issues totalling Eu850m first launched 28/01/02) obligations foncières
  • Sell bonds and buy equities, a panel of leading pension fund managers told delegates at the 2003 Euromoney Bond Investors Congress this week. "Investing in equities long term is absolutely necessary," said Philippe Lambert, head of corporate pensions at Unilever."For a final salary scheme you need the equity risk premium. If you cannot cope with that risk then you should change your scheme."
  • Guarantor: EADS NV Rating: A3/A
  • EADS, the world's second largest aerospace and defence company, made its Euromarket debut this week with a larger than expected Eu1bn 4.625% seven year issue, priced at the tight end of guidance. Bookrunners were Barclays Capital, BNP Paribas and HypoVereinsbank.
  • The European Investment Bank on Wednesday priced its debut benchmark callable bond as volatility approached record highs. Bear Stearns and Goldman Sachs were bookrunners on the deal, the first Bear Stearns has led for EIB.
  • EADS, the world's second largest aerospace and defence company, made its Euromarket debut this week with a larger than expected Eu1bn 4.625% seven year issue, priced at the tight end of guidance. Bookrunners were Barclays Capital, BNP Paribas and HypoVereinsbank.
  • Edison, the utility controlled by Fiat and Electricité de France, should today (Friday) announce the details of a Eu592m capital increase for minority shareholders, as it finalises its Eu3.19bn restructuring. The deal will be underwritten by a syndicate led by BNP Paribas, Capitalia, IntesaBci and Sanpaolo IMI. Company directors will meet to approve the preliminary results for 2002 and will finalise the terms for the capital increase as well as the pricing for a further Eu1.095bn of warrants.
  • Reckitt Benckiser was this week forced to slash its sale of Eu1bn of shares to Eu350m after the initial deal ran into a wall of criticism.