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  • The euro's share of issuance dropped from 39% to 28% this week, as the dollar returned to its position as the most popular currency. Volumes fell from $4.51bn equivalent to $3.01bn, and the number of trades from 114 to 88. Landesbanks were busy in various sectors. The most active was Landesbank Sachsen, which focused on the short end of the curve, raising Eu500m through four 18 month floaters. BayernLB, Landesbank Rheinland-Pfalz and LB Kiel ventured further along the curve.
  • MTN issuance was little changed at $11.16bn this week, from $11.32bn last week. The number of trades closed rose marginally from 515 to 530. The yen market maintained a 15% share of issuance. Volumes eased from $1.7bn to $1.69bn, although the number of trades fell more dramatically from 168 to 120.
  • Senior syndication of the £1.5bn demerger loan for Mitchells & Butlers has been closed. The deal will not be launched into a retail phase as the arrangers and sub-underwriters have been brought to just below their projected final holds.
  • Amount: A$184m Legal maturity: March 21, 2034
  • Rating: Aa3/A+/AA- Amount: Eu300m (fungible with Eu850m issue launched 19/02/03)
  • JP Morgan is sole arranging a $1.2bn repo financing for Morgan Stanley. The deal is split into secured and unsecured tranches. The unsecured piece offers 11bp over Libor undrawn and 40bp drawn while the repo piece features 9bp undrawn and 35bp drawn.
  • Rating: Aa3/A+ Amount: $1.35bn (increased from $1.25bn) global bond
  • Stuart Bell, head of European corporate syndicate at Credit Suisse First Boston, has left the firm to join ABN Amro where he will be running the sterling credit business and corporate syndicate.
  • Morgan Stanley has taken Andrew Hines, one of Australia's best known and highest rated telecommunications analysts from ABN Amro. Hines was in the spotlight recently for correctly predicting Telstra's stock price falls last year. He will start in May and replace telecoms analyst Scott Brixen, who is leaving to go on sabbatical.
  • The International Primary Market Association (IPMA) and the Issuing and Paying Agents Association (IPAA) yesterday (Thursday) published their joint recommendations for market conventions in the Euro commercial paper (ECP) market. The recommendations, developed in co-operation with ECP dealers, Euroclear Bank and Clearstream Banking, detail conventions relating to minimum denominations and incremental amounts, and minimum maturities.
  • Table one: Non-syndicated deals for less than $250m excluding SPVs, self-led deals and issues with a term of less than 365 days Table two: Non-syndicated deals for less than $250m
  • EuroMTN issuance remained brisk this week, showing the product's resilience to the geopolitical uncertainty and market volatility that the conflict in Iraq has created. While volumes in the public bond markets were thin, MTN issuance decreased only slightly, from $11.32bn last week to $11.16bn. The level of activity was all the more impressive given that the previous week was the busiest since the record volumes of January.