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  • Depfa ACS, the Irish subsidiary of Depfa Bank, reinforced its market position this week with the first ever issue in the Irish covered bond market.
  • Deutsche Bank proved its power as a lending institution this week as it stormed up from eighth position in Dealogic's league table of top mandated arrangers of Euromarket loans to second place. Deutsche Bank's sole mandate to arrange a six month $3.2bn loan for Euroclear Bank is what boosted the German bank upwards.
  • Depfa ACS, the Irish subsidiary of Depfa Bank, reinforced its market position this week with the first ever issue in the Irish covered bond market.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: Eu250m obligations foncières (fungible with Eu1bn issue launched 13/02/03)
  • Guarantor: Japan Rating: Aa1/AA-
  • Amount: Sfr50m Maturity: March 12, 2012
  • ABN Amro has turned to an old hand to fill the long-vacant position of head of Asian debt syndicate, hiring Herman van den Wall Bake for the Singapore-based job. Van den Wall Bake was head of emerging markets debt syndicate for North and South America between 1998 and 2000, but he left to pursue an MBA.
  • A Eu3.1bn emergency loan package for Ahold was put in place last weekend, just hours before the food retailer group announced accounting irregularities and a $500m shortfall in operating earnings.
  • ABN Amro has turned to an old hand to fill the long-vacant position of head of Asian debt syndicate, hiring Herman van den Wall Bake for the Singapore-based job. Van den Wall Bake was head of emerging markets debt syndicate for North and South America between 1998 and 2000, but he left to pursue an MBA.
  • The plague of corporate governance crises that dogged the US markets in 2002 hit Europe this week. The market has faced one of its toughest weeks after Dutch retailer Ahold admitted a $500m overstatement in profits, which sent shockwaves through the European investor base. Suez is also under pressure following an investigation by French regulators into its stock. A string of corporate credits suffered, in particular Bayer, Linde and Olivetti as well as Thyssenkrupp, which was downgraded to junk last Friday.
  • A Eu3.1bn emergency loan package for Ahold was put in place last weekend, just hours before the food retailer group announced accounting irregularities and a $500m shortfall in operating earnings.
  • Sole mandated arranger ING has invited banks to join the Eu40m one year pre-export financing for Kazkommerts International. The deal pays a margin of 225bp over Libor. Four tickets are on offer: co-arranger for a take of Eu5m for a fee of 35bp; lead manager for a take of Eu3m for 30bp; manager for Eu2m for 25bp; and participant for a take of Eu1m for 20bp. Commitments are due by March 12. The facility carries a 120 day extension option and a guarantee from Kazkommertsbank.